The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-03-06 00:00:00

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MAssiow-uouse.—Peter Young was again brought
up on Saturday, charged ou suspicion of picking
pockets at the Common 110, Oil "Thursday. Tliir.
teen duplicates were found in his'Peisession' and seven
of them for watches.—Lie wit remanded, and the
watches .are to be advertised.

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GUlLDUALl..—Saturduy, a well-looking men, who
'refused to tell bis name-either to the Magistrate or
Officers, was charged with rioting; and the most out-
rageous
a concluct, in
thetime of
Cheapside, •
the
Friday.—lt a ppeered,, that during e
md,.ting
at the
Mansion-house, on Friday, die Primmer dialed
e
through the street, votiferatinwourses and abuse upod
almost every individual, of whatever sex, be met.—
In his career, he frequently
,addressed himself to se-
veral persOns, and, slake. so introductory converse.
tion, avowed himself to be no less a person than
" Lord Wellington, come from Vionni to oppose
the Corn Laws." - , : •

Several persons, whom he had knocked down for
their incredulity of the statement, appeared 41,404
him. 'Pr
The Prisoner refusing to give• i prdper itecovnt of
himself; or being unable to find bail, was remanded.
Bow-srata,—Saturday being, the day appointed
by the Megistrates for the re-iiattilnation of
Oldfield, on a charge of having committed a rape on
the person of FAlza Willis, Whois between nine and
ten years of age, the office and street were crowded,
at an early hour, by persona desirous to see the Pri..
setter.
The examination, which was private, commenced
about half-past two o'clock.
The Prisoner, it appeared, sit IMik4 Willis, on
the morning of the Slat of Pewees-1i tea 40044
in a lane, near Chelsea Cemtnon—hwatatsted herla •
a familiar manner, and ofibred her it handfed of silver,
telling her at the same time, that he *said. provide
better for her.than her father did. /Wring selected
an obscure place, he threw her down, and committed
the offence charged.
The description of the circumstances given by the
poor little innocent was electing in the extreme.
• Mr. Johnson a surgeon, deposed; that he was
called to the Complainant on the morning• of the
41st, and found'her in such a state as juatified him
in concluding that the purpose intended had been ef-
fected.

There was something, however, in• the evidence
of the girl, which induced Mr. Anounus to admit
to the Magistrate that the Affenee wee bailable.

Mr. Seurcutry, however, was of a different opl.
nion, and the Prisoner was fully committed to New-
gate for trial.
The parish hive taken• up the case, and, we seder.
stand, will assist the father, who is a poor man, in
. ,
the prosecution. .

'There weretwo first anpearances at the Glile01111e"
Theatre, on Monday night. 16. linhimEr4 ea Earl
Osmond, in-The Castle Spectre and Ali: CrNattr.,
brother of the colebrated Miss eliNcit.t., ie Looney
Mad:colter, in The Wags of Windsor.
A fine male child was found on Saturday morn*,

warmly packed in a basket, on Westminster.hridge,
in a deep sleep, and decently clad. It is about a
month old, and the name of Atphonso was wallet
on a piece of paper and pine •If to its breast. Mains
Lire taking to discover the unnatural parent, who de-
serted it. On the paper, with the name, was writtea
" Feed it who con."
WILFUL MURDEEL—A coroner's Inquest was, on
the 4th instant, held at Old.street workhouse, apt
the body of a floe, female child, about two months
old, which was found within the railing of Wesley's
Chapel, in the City-road. The body when found was
quite cold, and a wound 'was discovered on the right
side of the neck, uhder the ear, by which its death
was evidently occasioned. Its appearance was that
of a respectable person's child, and it is imagined
from the cleanliness of its apparel, that it had been
washed and dressed after it had been murdered. No'

traces havo as yet been discovered by which the in-
human monster, who committed this barbarous act is
likely to be secured. The Jury foamd a verdict of
i wilful murder against some person unkismon,
Molineaux, the black, having intimated by post.
ing and hand-bills, his intention of giving a fistic
exhibition in Provan's Hall, Ingram-street, on Sa-
turday evening (when the scientific phrases, nobbing,
fibbing, &c. were to be illustrated), the Magistrates
ordered him to be apprehended, and detained in
custody till the hour of meeting was over.—(Glat-
, gom Paper.)
A French soldier, named Lansard,was convicted at
Lion, on the 18th ult. of the murder of Eleonora
Delbaye, a Prussian, and received sentence of death.
Laniard appears to have been a monster of ingrati.
tude as well as cruelty. Delbaye was the daughter
, of respectable parents at Erfurth, on the capture of
which, she, for a considerable time, concealed LI.
mard, who was paying his addresses to her. On his
being discovered and sent prisoner to Bohemia, she
followed him. She accompanied him on his return
to France after the peace, and obtained his discharge
from the army. On their way to Guise, and within
two leagues of the residence of Lamard's family, he
murdered his unfortunate companion, and dragged
her body into a wood, where it was discovered nest
day.
Wm Bendy, the man who was lately committed
to Norwich Gaol, for shouting at Elizabeth Gerrod,
died in that prison on Monday. He was 60 year.
of age.

MARRIED.
Feb. ift, Thomas Thornhill, Es q. of Berkeley.sqoare, to
Mrs. Sarah Wood. relict of the late S. T. Wood, hut
011 the 9.4c1 ult. Mr. Nett, of Ashford, Kent, to .sin Mary
Greenhill Richards, of the same place.
The 2Rth Wm. Mooning, of Mile•end-rood, to Miss
Mary Howe, of the same place.
On Wednesday. at St. Pancras Church, Thomas Coutts, Eiq.
to Miss Harriet Mellon, of Hollpludgr, Highgate.

__Dig n.
On the ?flth ult. at bin boast io Fencluirch-street, .1. Wilkin-
son, Esq. la his 87th year.
On Tuesday last, Arthur, the Infant too of Thomas LISel
of Borrwe's-buildlegs.'
On the 17th ult. Mrs. Riney, wife of Mr. William Kissel'.
furniture-printer, !4e* Hood-street.
Oo blonds, morning, at Mitoonie in Hridgewater-square, Mt.
Richard f'othergill, in the 96th year of his age.
Oo Thorpslay Snell, of Salisbury-hall, Herts.

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