The Statesman.
London, England, 1806-07-24 00:00:00

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Lloyd, the Oficer, and their being allowed to go
on board the Tender. Of the seven, these three
were nettnietf as unlit for the King's set, ice.
The age was clearly made out, and the Jury
found them Giiity.
Mr. Perkins, a Manager of Vauxhall, prayed, on
the part of the Proprietors, for leery, which was
granted by the Court, who gave the prisoners the
lenient sentence of imprisonment for three months
only:
Pools& Gowan was found guilty of stealing a
clock-weight from a dial in a public-house at New.
ington, and was sentenced to six mouths impaium.

Mimes Rosen, far assaulting and beating his wik,
and attempting to put her into a copper half jai (a
boiling water, was found Goal,
He prayed to be allowed to serve as a soldier.
The Learned Chairman replied, that he could not
think of disgracing the King's seen ice so "ch as to
send into it so cowardly a fellow ; and then passed
sentence of two years imprisonment, and to bud
sureties.

Soma AP Maras was tried, chaiged on the oat.%
of Alice Barrow, of assaulting Catharine Barrow,
an infant of the age of five years, with intent to
. commit a rape. From the tender age of the dad
her evidence could not go to the Jury, bet the ego,
bined evidence of the mother, Jrc. proved the caw;
and the old villain, Ilfty.tiine years of age, receive.s
sentence of one year's imprisonesene.
£d and Roach, fps stealing wheat, Avisi &ow.
for stealing pots, and Jaen Waif, fur beating hi,
wife, were triad cod acquittal; as was Is fraia„
for embezzling the sum of three shillings and eleven'
pence halfpenny, the property of his master, job,
Hughes, a baker, at Bennoodsey.
Sarah Han, for stealing linen at Lambeth, wag
sentenced to be imprisoned three swaths, and whip.
A number of persons were discharged by piety
matioo, among whom was Banos, for a similar oL
4.nce to that of the abominable Nl'Manus. There
was not any bill found against him or Dean, ac
of like indecent offences the latter had, it sinew
appear, made satisfaCtion in Janney to the par,au or
the little infants!
The Sessions then adjourned to Guildford.

I.ltni GOES.
Sang Will alias K 4, was chirped wigs fakir/
illegal insurance in the lottery, lodes that wear de-
stroftive of all games, Little Goes; on het awn-
!tension by W. Coltinghourn, and the contfilaiut d
Mary Bone, who had tifellesi•sba insurance. Slit
was coannitted as a rogue and vagabond, (or the
Sessions.

' On her being brought now before the Bench, oil
'her convidion, her Counsel, Mr. iliftitow, atsna
*her discharge, and took several ohjeftions as to the
manner and form of her nonviftiko--fhose were all
over-ruled, and he then prayed her liberalise, as not
being an old or inveterate offender. The Magic.
trates were of a different opinion, and sentenced her
to be imprisoned for six opsoths, to be computed
from the date of her cosivittion, the aBth of joly
inst.
An Inquisition was taken an Monday, before G.
HODGSON Esq. Coroner, on Abe body of John
Woodnife Darley, Esq. who was found dead io
his bed, at No. 5, Sackville.street,, on Seeds,
morning. The deceased, who was a gentleman of
fortune, and whose loss is deeply lamented, bad ar.
rived at Moms on Saturday, from his country seat,
near Win: bore where he kit slant the week ma
shooting party. lie cocaplaioel of a psis in its
head, on going to rest on Saturday evening, me
the next morning he was found dead. Vadift—•
Div/ i> fir oisitatiaeCgsk.. 1 ...
MIA LSOlt *VOX- srasst.—Jeitemy Reams, tie
Alerted blind fiddler, charged one of his bee6rea
Sidi seith.hoisling from him ay. fml. as she pane
t ariaingfrota his prefiessional skill.
Inconsequence of the marriage of Miss Wynne,
on Tuesday last, to 'Mr. Campbell, the servaets
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belonging to the lady's family had liberty to cult.
brace the day in csaviviality, at No. 7, George.
ateeet, Himover.square; and in the evening Bid
jenny was engaged to give life to a dance. Jemmy
I was empowered to engage a partner in its pne.
Cession, who was appointed to receive the stewarded*
their labour, and- who, in the end, was guilty of a
imach of trust. The musicians partook of the cit.
Animist drops, until they became exceediag noisy,
sod nothing but the loss of sight prevented Jemmy
from giving battle to his servant. He at length
put an end to the festivity of the company, and the
whole dispersed, lest offence might be given to their
iippriors, who were in aloe house. The oenteonsa
between master and man was so great, respeciire
ahe dividing of a guinea, which was given to them,
*mit ramrod silo interfeserke of gm watchman,
selto condufled master and man to drew" dr.
jilliny, before the Magistrate, contended, that he
had a right togs. 6d. more of the given mow, thus
his servant, who had kept the whole, and whom be
had employed for the evening. On the hisgictste
tanifidirig him, that if he did not conduct hiana
with propriety, he would again b: sent to prior.
Jemmy said, he hoped for such an event, as, when Se
.prison, be made it a house of festivity ; for, by A
serape of the 4dillg, he could keep the turnkeys ia
mood teinfer, restore fresh life to the pitiable, sal
get more money than be well knew how to spend.—
The Magistrate dismissal the compla nit.

Oa Sunday morning last, at their house is Enuuwi,:k.
I 'quart. of a daughter, the Larr at Captain tiout.h.
Oa Sunday atterstoou, of a iuu. Mrs. Pali. the witc of
James Perry, Lsq. of klertos.
On friday last, at Gain's-hall, is Huntingdonshire, the
Lady of Sir Jan's' Ouberly, of a t:aughter.
In Dubliss. 'ha Hon. .Msrs. Haus Blackwood, of
daughter.

MARRIAGES.
On Tueelny lest. at Sandbeidge, near St. Albino, Mt-
lama Mad .ua wire-worker, ot Crooked-lane. to MIS
Welton, elitist iiattsiust of iheiteo. lilt. Welton, Rettig ot
that place.

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