The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-10-03 00:00:00

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She win sent for one °tooth, as a convicted rogue
galtond, to the tteadmiff.
The witnesses in the case of Chas. Ney, on Wedni
were not plermitted, by Sir G.. FARRANT, to take the
which they were about to do : their evidence being •
pletely opposite to each other, Sir theoess would- noi
either party mail the reconsidered their tebtisnon,
QUEEN SVARD:RODDIRT BY k
J. Hall, a good. looking youth, servant to Mr. Annuli,
surgeon, in (beat Queen Street, Westminster. was brr
before A. IVrtlre, Esq, in the custody of Monday,
stable, charged with stealing .a gold mourning rii
property of Mr. A nolatlale; a' silver sugar bison,
ewer, a pair of plated goblets, too silver table spool
several gold rings and trinkets, the property of Mr
Sunderland, the wife of Doctor Sunderland, in his
jog-house. The prisoner was fully committed.
Jeremiah Compton, landlord of the fdariborouel,
in the parish of St. Luke's, Chelsea, was called
answer the complaint of the celebrated Johnson, wh.,
stated that be lived in the immediate neighbo urhood
this house; that it was a continued scene of disorder; but
that en last Saturday se'nelght it was open till an an.
usually date hour, and filled with company unusually low
acd eiclous.
Mr. HARMER attended to assist the defendant, who was
accompanied by several innkeepers and victuallers.
Mr. Compton denied the charge.
Mr. Johnson was sworn, and deposed that he saw it
woman coming out on the night in question with beer,
when it was more than half past eleven o'clock, a fact
which he presumed was strongly corroborative of his other
assertion, that he himself heard great noise and disorder
within, and was even assailed by a drunken man, who
staggered against him Toe house, in short, was a nui•
mince to the neighbourhood, and he had more than once
given the landlord notice of his intention is bring the
matter forward, but hie notice bad been productive of no.
amendment.
Sarah Mayes was then called, and testified that she went
at half past eleven o'clock on the night stated, for a pitied
beer, and got it for her husband, who is a candlemaker, and
had come home late. The bout* was shut when she
went, but she obtained admittance by informing then
that they *had omitted to leave it at her house. Then
were about half a dozen people in the house, bet nut
drunk or disorderly.
Mr. Johnson was here about to cross-examine her with
much warmth, when he was restrained by superior Au.
thority. •
John .trabin, a private watchman. employed to look to
the fastenings of the house. gave evideoce to Reknit*, effect.
and the inquiry was oo the point of degeoerating into as
interchange of abuse, when the Magistrate again restraiard
the parties, lie observed that the Act did sot specify asp
particular hour, and different limes were assigned se
different police offices; but with respedt to this caw,
there could be not a doubt. The information was NS
supported by evidence, but rather Mr. Johnsen's ems
evidence ere ned to overthrow his case, and the caw**
must therefore be diimissed.
Mr. Johnson, apparently much disappointed. declined
that lie should lodge a second information fur disorder aid
irregularity in the same horse on Friday last.
Lausavedirnsay.—la consequence of Mr. Chambers,
the occupier of the field in which Steprry Fair has totally
b'en held, resuming the fair on Monday last, by sirtae ef
what be called a charter, a summons has been isnot
against him, and the question will be set at rest whqlue
the charter is a protection or not. The Magistrates, hip*.
ever, are determined to put a stop to it if they ran legally
do so, and their committal of three of Saunders's actors to
the Tread.duill sufficiently indicates their resolotios. A
number of peblicaes, who kept open their houses after 11.
o'clock. on Monday night, are also summoned to answer
ftr such conduct.
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.--Yesterday lientoirg four
young gentlemen, named Moody, Mind, Hanson, led
flitehman, who bad lately arrived is town from the coati.
I try, hired a boat at Westminster to go to see the Tower
and the London Docks, but unfortunately they treated to
1 their owe skilfulness in masaging the boat, and &dial
taking any warrants. They went on.very well till they
passed London Bridge, and then they considered themselves
past all danger; beetle tide running very strong, 'they
kept close to the road of craft and barges, without come
daring that this was the most dangerous part. A lose
cable which extended across, and to which a barge me
fastened, obstructed them, led not knowing bow to avoid
it, they pulled away harder. and upset the boat, when the
four were precipitated into the water. Hanson clung
the boat, Hitchman and Moody could swine, and these thee
were picked op by some watermen; bat Dond sunk, sad
unfortunately was drowned. The body has not as yet hem
found.
SHOCKING Accinatre.--abetat 20 minutes before eipbt
o'clock yesterday morning, as two bricklayers sad a la-
bourer', employed in renewing • the frost of the Perim'
Arms public.hous:. in High Street, Shsilwell, were Pm'
mediae to finish the cornice. the scaffold os which they
were standing, which was also loaded with a quantity of
stone for the coping of the parapet. and of composition for
covering the front, suddenly gave way, and precipitated
them into the street, whereby one of the bricklayer', ow
med John Penny, was killed on the spot, sad the ether
two men were severely injured, and afterwards conveyed
to the London Hospital. A crowd soon collected mood
the spot, and very shortly afterwards a grocer's • waggon.
laden with five hogsheads of sugar, passing that Irv,
boy was, in the confusion, thrown under one of the
wheels, which, passing over his thigh, crashed it in se
dreadful spanner as to render immediate amputation se-
canary.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.-.-A respectable looking middle
aged man, dressed in black, threw himself off the centre
arch of Waterloo Bridge yesterday. A boatman of the
name of Keeting was passing Borough the arch of the
bridge at the time. and picked up the nafortnnate men on,
his ascending to the surface of the water, and he received,
no material injury. He turned out to have been a testier
at a school over the water, and he was conveyed to Lis
apartments in the New Cut, which bespoke the state of
distress which was the occasion of the rash attempt. -
tivictss.-Considerable sensation was Teats erday erected in the neighbor•
hoed of Hattor -garden. by a report of • woman having been hoed with Is
throat cut in the closet attached to No. lei.Salken-bill. As the report i.e
the nature of the event, whether murder M. aulcide, kteetitimlnate, as eik_,_".•
Brown. was dispatched from the Pollee-OWe, Hattonlarden..to
the particulars. From his Inquiries. it appears that the woman, whist no'
is Mary Benutleims. was married to an Italian. by whom she bashear child/ea.
They lodged eta haledresser's en So flronAill, and yesterday monde/ abed
ten *Week after the hasbend had gone out, the unhappy woman was sees it
!MUM, chisel. wive. se hour aftenvardca person elbow.. of Moollssit
on looking thrmigh a metier. saw her on her knees, with her wad ow"
the seat, with* Was covered with blood. He immediately raised anal/re
and same premiss anteing the deer. which was fast, was broke, gyms.'
a surgeon sent fee. but withent avail. By her side was lying the rasetirbidi
perpetrates the fatal deed. It would seem that she went to the Plans with
most determined purpose of mind to make away with herself. as* ■••
takin the precaution to fasten the deer with a Pend, independently elbowing
the bolt. Extreme distress is supposed to bare been Shaman that kite de
.rash act. Her bullhead used formerly to hawk barometers. ito4
ges ; is both trades, however, he had been very unsuccessful. Sins* Ins
eve it, the parish °dicers have admitted the con with hirchildres Meth!
workhouse. An inquest was immediately summoned by Mr. 7-Itniing•
after a deliberate investigation, the Jury remelted a valet UM*
rary Insluitty."

MARRIED.—at Bristol. OM. 1, Mr. G. P Maples. minima OM Joni
to Anne. eldest daaghter of W. Williams, tem. of the former "Ise
..On Thursday, thetd feet. Mr. gnome! Ifoldswarth„ of Wakefield. isth'
county eff York, to Ms' Holdmvort%. of St. Patal's Churchyard.
On Thursday, tha SI instant. at Ere. Edward Tyrrell, lis I. of GaWilwr
to Fanny, only child of the late W. Lingua, Km. of Swell.
DIED.—At his seat,Willesles-hal!, Derhyohlre,lien. Sir C.llartiagssi BStt
G. C. H. lat Col. of tkl2th Rita of font. dc.
Oa W iaiat 14/g(0.1141k1111) at Melon.* to Toolepstreet, Be. tiaseV
Vandialkaormyearla thie434 elmr of his age. '
Os Idorsdpg.gba qta an.. at Hasten; Caleb. Mortimer. Bse: k:
poi'. neat Clnapaars serricr, theSith year of hisses.
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