The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-04-14 00:00:00

POLICR.

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MANSION-Horse.—Samwei Gooding. the 'errinst of
Captain Davis, was brought up before a Gaoi comilitte.
of Aldermen, which was held at the 31ansion-house,
to
undergo his filial examination.
Mr. Harmer amended as his solicitor. The" seas
no
other evidence adduced against hini, but that which hal
already *pram' helot e the public at considerable lenßrL
.srhhoertpariftnernear rmeapsetaistikorttilof his former statement, dt.
Glared that whatever suspicions might be entertained
upon the suliject of his knowledge cf the Ca
atter the escape, he was wholly ignorant of any plan
iq
contemplation for leaving the country, or the peepatatioa
of swift horses fur any purpose.
Mr. Harmer having been asked whether he had am,
thing to propose upon the part of the prisoner, repi,
the negative, and seemed to wish that a conmaittaishenid
take place at once, in order that Gooding might be 444
at the Old Bailey during the present Session,.
Gooding privately declares that he hail Do jdea that
he should have been detained in prison after the cape
of Captain Davis, who assured him that no injury odd
arise from an act of kindness, such as was required.
He was fully committed to take his trial for a mho,
nieanour, in having aided and assisted in the escape „f
Captain Davis, whilst in custody, under a tLargt .f
felony.
MA Pt LIMIKOUGH-STllllT.—Yesterday
a good looking young woman, was charged tl
Churchwardens of lii, parish of St. Giles's. with lwriac
deserted her child, by leaving it on the step of s dear in
Bedford-square, ex to the severe inclemency of the
night of the 3lst orreccdcitaber last.
T!ie prisoner confessed that the child was her's, sad
that she left it in the square because she rood hot sip.
port it ; the parish of Peckham bad retit•ed her relief,
which she said was her parish. She answered tore
questions with much indifference, and hehavetleith Mirk
want of feeling, that the Magistrate remarked, be hod
never witnessed such an example of insehsibility; sk
was devoid of the comuion impulses of ::„, are towards
her offspring.
She was committed to take her trial a' the Sessioei
for the misdemeanour. She afterwards if i;mated that
it aas her intention to have taken time tumid ant week,
and asked forgiveness:.

Tins I.NNATURAL MOTllllll..—YeStenlZy one of the
Overseers to the parish of Clerkeass ell, aict,supanwi„.
the watch-honse keeper with his charge buok,attesded
at Hatton-gardin Police-office, to ptefer a complaint
against a woman named Charlotte O firer. The woman
nut being brought up in custody fur evatiiinstisa, lbs
Overseer stated the rase as foiltiltA hariedtt thirty
Was so dangerously ill, that it won's,: endanger Whip
to bring her up for examination. She castaisailkr
of three bastards. all of which were now sflasgabb
the parish of Clerkentrell, anol to neither regithemdm
out a father; she was never married. On Itsittlut
she was delivered of her last child, at ber lodgings. 14..
Olass-court, 31uttun-hill, and on Wednesday amain
she went out to a day's work, kaving err child locked
up in the room, and no person to take care of it; set i
coming home all slay, the persons in the home, forisl
the child might perish for want of nonriataeat, how-
ly rescued the pour little innocent frill envie' bit
forcing open the minor, and bringing the child* dot
workhouse, where it was fed and proper core takonlit.
or
110
Aka. 16
irateillant, •

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pm. mal as
now under the care of the parish dorter,wloileestilit
swift to have ler removed fer ex:o;,lnstion. Tie
Overseer reimestett the complaint b. distismi
out of the charge-hook, as they wonid be sure $5 bilk:
her op for examination, if she rereverril, u the *se
were determined to make an example of her. The lir
pristrate consented, and the compiaint wu tiiswiwl
from the charge-book.

Mr. John Nelson Lavender, on^ of the principal 01
ten at Queen-sqnare, is scpoitsted ifovercor of lfse
enter County Oaol, in the room of Mr. Davis, lately
resigned.
Hottatn MURDWIL—Thomart Sinclair, reaiiis( i+
Derrysealtion, near Moy, went to Swatterah, matt si
Derry, where he induced a carrier, named
Sl•lienna, to bring his cart and horse with instills*
to bring his furniture to a place a inch be raid kid
taken in the neighbourhood of So atterait. rte
carrier proceeded with him, and when they arrival d
the Calian, Sinclair mnrdered him, and coviredhigloi!
in a bog. Apprehensive that the hod should beim
vered, he removed it, and threw it into the I. a11n,11401
it was found. On the 26th ult. an iminest was hda
Armagh, oil the body, by Jir. Mabas, Comer,'*
brought in :. verdict of—" Wilful Murder agaientase
person or persons unknoa, n." It appears that Staler
committed the murder, assisted by a (limit boy. aloe
20 years old, named Ti pin. The lad had bniagldlir.
Verner to the spot where the murder Kas Mai tit
and 'hewed where the corpse hal been rowed/Ilk
bog. It appeared, that not being able to LI? Reran
Sinclair had removed the body on the Fridays ridiabh
fore it was found. Sinclair was apprehended ait!,
and has been committed to Armagh gaOL-4019".
eunamerrial Chruaiele, April 5.)

BULTIIII.
Ou the IRh instant, the Lady of the floe. Capaisulum••
R. N. of a .on.
Al Bt. He:ens. on the 14th FehreorT. the Lady dieed•'
Colonel IV ) nyard. Grenstiier Guards. of * OIL
At the Hertel tegc, 11 runquon. the Right lioa.Lar kow-
Rendoek, of c daughtcr.

M A KRI ED.
On Alondac last. at To i._Lentutut. !Le Rer.Ct r
Moore, to Catherine, n.t dauglitcr to Air. is4loll
Marbly.
Yesterday. Mr. T. 11. 11111. of Finsbury-place. Ree4r
Maria, third daughter of Joan Trcactter, Not of *le°
bill and Paternoster-row.
On the 11th instant, at Farni.se,ism. Kent,
Win.,dee.
Leutpriere, E. 49. Captain in the Ru)*l Artillery. lei."'
daughter of Thomas Reid. Esq.
On the &I instant. at tiarmien, S. Trehsvio Ida&
Esq. to Agatha Maria Sflphia I.sr race. fovea Eleoll,l'
the late John Latigatun, Erg. of Marsden-born, is Vow'
ot Oxford. rums to
On Tuesday. at St. Luke's. Cheisaa.lbe ••or.
Austen. Rector of We% e.t:un, Hants. to Wise.
daaghter of Henry Jaek4oo, Esq. of,l_2loeeeeeleTsy'

DIED.
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the late FhwitayArie
ortaireitetestpert.aiirtdetuiti•tit7lD.igby, ow—
Early yesterday morning, at Toofniait• jihrP.
residence of R. G. Thomas. Esq. la the
Mr. John ilovell, of l'autbridge.
mornino oHllill ‘V %TER AT I.O\lXO-11HIMEir-o.._.airDA:
Lemke Printed and IPublislied 16.
R. WARDELL. Jun. at she Oise. Mk ,
der Llasent's Church : where all •
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Search being ,made after the unnatural water, she
found at a late hour uf the night in a publ.c-houal it
neighboulool, in a state of beastly inthox.:,ttiolin.4r
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perargen ise o e for Utileueest etwelytelne
nd endangering its Ii by leaving no yerrsoa U
care of it; hut being ta en very ill in the w.nrh-11
owing to her drinking and late lying•iv, she %as yet
to the u orkhouse, u here she was put to Led, as