The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-12-19 00:00:00

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Petry, tdiliist; stated, (hat he lwarbeen.inlitwiel)beli
there were tw• "ipiher persons who hat chafes to. "refer
against. the Prinitiser. One pt. them be had seep, and ob-
-Ited from, bier a premise to attend' St' the /Mee sit rat
clock, bat he. bad failed to do se. The othie'penton bad
given the note -he'reireived, to Litalkick, or, Hsttott
'Hardie, velanatioemeer, bad returned it. Ilimirreon elm
promised ibatlirat,bot bad Rot . 71, • •
Sit it. lititnt,tpid HAGs strange- tinit'iridktfe shOtpt
lee lack iv (aged Otte, and aske4 "ftlalinlirick ltiisw
ant .thepyisnisiF was in costudy when hit ieve back-1414
tbp? rotiy mu he believed not. • - • -
Sir.ll4twrcti desired thet'Llmbriek might'..attend, aatl
[plain the matt •r. • - •
The prisitter was remanded for further eitidninstlen, and
tensonsesavere issued for the attendance of the pernatb
Aindtral to 14 Perry. We were informed that tide ad•litionia)
cases Were hoard of in consequence of the report of the brat
'lamination in tbe newspapers. So multi foe the ntiselaif
reports. . • '• •
Jo/sm Willidote. a man of suspicion, appeleartcn, wept
brevets by Jadtesan. one al th'e horse•pjblent etattwaerl at
rThunalow, seipleioo • oriTionfig of.iincn
shirts. found sint,isis' poeriTialarn., Ile was • stopped OA'
Johnson on Hounslow Heath, abaut ten o'clicit on iied,-
newley eight, carrying a bundle contenting the 'articles
in- question ; and on being questioned as to nubere.
got it, he prevarica•ed so tunch, that the patrol wera
indneed to lotlee.hian in the watehisouse. He was re-
mantled until Monday next, anti in the mean time the
patvot was desired to make inquiry as to whom the thing's.
belonged. •
Oaenes.—Yesterday, Thomas Haile teal;
charged with maliciously shooting his wife, was brought
up fur a fourth examination.
Mr. Sergeant Sutton instaitedi whether any person wag:
in attendance .from the !eoliths', and a woman caner
forward, wire 'reported, on the autlsotity Of Dr. Turner,
one of the attending physichstis that Mrs. llailoweW 44.
Willy health Wts suuek amended, and that hopes wren
now entertained for her recovery, without being somprlied
to &impute the limb, as was at first considered absolute'
necessary. The Warman' further stated, that the pri-
soner's wife had cipressed her regret thataly•proceetlin,s
had been taken against tier husband, for wham she aria
entertained the most perfect regard.
Paul Plant, who had n b•eu previously examined:
deposed, that lie lived in the huive next to the. prisoner's:
Viet he had heard the report of the pistol, on which ha
went dome stairs from his own room, aud- saw the prisoner:,
Hallowell enter the house in great agitation. Mrs. ILl-
lowelt's mother (a Mrs. Lewis) followed prisoner into rhos
parlour, and Witness heard her say, ."I'hoinas, you villain.
what have yon done to my child:" To which prieouer
repl:cd, iris dune now, do your best and do yuur woe ,t
:shoat it" Witness was on the landing-glace, and cou•.l.
hear distinctly what pa.sed.
Prisoner—l beg to it tte to your Worshi;r, that I never
satv the hilt witness On the evening in tpeation, and tivic
his present evidence is uuly part of a combination Set u:s
against rue.
Magistrate.--4 did not understani the witness to say.
th it yos had seen him or be you y nor du I now think that
what tie Is.'s stated.fs at all material, as the expression
which he imputes to you is resite natural to a man in an
olifgre. d,,StAti mind. But of you think-proper to stale
w p• between your saucer-in-law and yon on thee
Occasion, you may do so ; but be cicala' what you say.
The prisoner then recapitulated what he had stated out
his 6rat exattnicafton, end distinctly•mairstaiued that thu
Only expression be had used, was, " My poor life, I fear
k have done her some dreadful injury."
Mr. Sergeant Sehhow then desired that the wife's mother
should be orders(' to attend on Tuesday ore!. when thus
Woman herself might also be enabled to appear.
Ms atnonctecti STREET.—in consequence of a communi-
'eation made the previous day to mr.ltoe, the magistrate, at
this office, that two watchmen, who are stationed in Grua-
-yenor Street, Grosvenor Square, had been. guilty of gre..t
neglect of the* duty in a case of much importance ea.
Tuesday night last, he directed that they should be orderet
to attend yesterday at the &nee, whicu they siccordingle
did.
Mr. Roe askednne of them if he did net find a wona:t
in liroseenor Street on Tuesd'ay night in a wounded aiht
disabled state!
The watchman said, that he did see a woman on On
pavement on Tuesday night, in tirtisvenstr Street, wham
be sopposed to be in a state of intoxication, anti he desired
her to Pines on, and left her. She certainly SaiTtliat she
was wounded, and was cut or stabbed by some man; a few'',
minutes before.
The second watchman said that he came uP.itninediattof
after the otherman had left the woman, and he roan:lller .or
a bleeding state. A gentleman who was passing at•ttivi
time seeing her situation sent him for a coach to hove to r
conveyed to a surgeon's but when he returned with•that
coach the gentleman was govt. • He, .ho,vevert.retnenetl i
a few minutes, accompanied by Mr. liowsbip, an. einiber:e
Surgeon in partnership with Mr. Ileavisid 'Or Mr. Ileershiir
had the woman immediately conveyed to an -
douse, when he discovered on the upper part otiter-thlgli a
Jeep wound inflicted with some sharp pointed insteuthein.
He paid every attention to the unfortunate letterer, 411
having dressed her wound had her taken home in•a coati,.
. Mr. Roe, addressed the first watchman. told 141 that
his conduct was very neglecttnl and inattentive in not re:•.-
tiering the woman proper assistance. Ilall he taken tL,
trouble, he might have very ta,ily ascertained if tbe.ernmett
was, as she said wounded, which there cantreno doubt sin
bad been by some monster in human shape. • • • •
Yesterday a young Lady, fashionably dressed,tittended
to make a charge against her landlord for detaining sow's
articles of her property ander the following eirennistneees:
She stated that a short time ago she was seduced hoar
borne by a young fi.ntletnan, who had forsaken 'lO, i
consequence of which her own property hadtiteb...,. lo'
the vut. The Magistrate ordered time Landlord Ste-
t liver up the property, bat said he could net comp, itas
st to do so.
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An unhappy affair excited ouch. disturbance' allot
vicinity of Sabo Square on Wednesday evening: A. tooseeec-
table .young tradesman, in the neighbourttool of P4*thiltt
Place, had his wifies infidelity whispered into his soil 'rim
lipase, a woilSalli'Of &Vent, and six. hit _ hems lit*r Tt4.
njt In nnustisi ttrilicin the ahenict offer hatband, SLo
bad feigned ',Journey. to Vatitilge, Pate ib dee afteleoini),
on business, leaving a look on t after &Ili iodate. Iktieet,
its gay attire, veiled, &c , sbeestlieal Forth into than Street ;
and after a little walking to and (re, a gtotientall ptcliis
arm tinder bees, and, by a circuit/n% rotate, ttleei 'siselckeW r
tinned into elcouse in life Eptere. The-watch mm *OO4ll,
and the injeked litifiband la's iipeeditt Melees! ; enfi, geoku.
by a far4aftal 'intrvent, he Ontel'o4lhb' Wino: 4V,•1
biirit open the ditor.of the Poo* in *hi* %het niliroaltip!ft
Were.frated is'ilitss of In' 'the 2petson,offt!io
Seducer be felted owe he 11..d.coi*i4lered • We zonipatiloo„
it/4*h° kreiptentlyptifi visits to his trouee. itelinanstiest.s
a pitihe aiii4dt;iittßy not into Wailes 's. Me inky:lsis
'eicave, bit' seii tiikteseilk•and took oestetVlyjapniitliedvit!t
.11ie tieseugEse dutErfeted .1111re-
4itua vant iftittralee.• titbit itd' tinst ;litho Vtigiout
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