The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-04-05 00:00:00

Pouts.

Cumnitita..--Yesterday another in..
stance of iiiskilty antloutrage wart exhibited at this
Office, in the person •of Rickard Murriv, a decent
looking young man, who was charged with an at.
tack upon-the house of Mr. Clay, of Fleet-street,
with breaking several .wledotvs, and committiag other
outrages. Mr. Clay and the °Meets stated, that the
Prisoner Was observed in the street about eight o'clock
yesterday morning. Ile was-without a coat or hat,
and from the marks of blood which appeared apron
his liands,: his shirt, and his wsittcoat, he Ind en.
deutly. been doing personal violence to himself. Hi,
aspect and demeanour was wild and 'ungovernable,
and lie soon proceeded to acts of.outrage.. His first
attack was upon the stand of If pnerwortlan who re.
tails saloop. This he overturned, and smashed alt
the vessels to pieces. •He then -furiouily assailed the
house of Mr. Clay, and before kir viplente could be.
arrested, he demolished at least fifteen panes of glass
in the windows. After considerehle struggling,
ho" ever, he was secured and conveyed to the
Compter. Being asked by the Magistrate to RCCOORt
for hie conduct, his replies Showed that his vondect
was.evidently the result of derangement ; the Ma.
gistrates therefore ordered him to be c105...1) watched
and taken care of in the Compeer, until a discovery
was made of his friends: •

John Ford was chargod upon suspleimn or §tpalinc
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or being accessary to a theft, unuer,the following cif.
curnstances

Mr. Thorn, the Prosecutor, deposed, that he was
going over • Blackfriare-bridge, yesterday morning,
when a horse and cart having been wet, he 'en to
assist in extricating the animal from its unhappy si-
tuation. A considerable crowd bad collected, and
he soon felt himself hustled. In a few minutes the
Prisoner came up to him, and asking if he had lost
any thing, said almost in the same breath, that he
" saw Wheeler (meaning a most notorious thief)
take his packet-book and ran away 1" The Presenter

vaulting Charles ; . . •.
instantly missed the article, end commeneed a per.
, suit in the direction pointed out by the Prisoner, but
Jannary last; no rson was found answering the dertionven.
which Richard. till
In the mean time, the Prisoner, who took no part ilas-
ti. Perry on the . the cheep, endeavoured to go away in another direr. ye.
l thin, but was prevented. Upon being asked why he c"
tat on the ddayl
dirt not give informatiorn at the momeat of -kho Feb. fio
ding along the bery he seemed much confused, and by -
the Defendant secutor to bring him before the Magistrate. Here
was driving his he was recognized by. the officers as a constant coin. 91
d, and came so
pinion of notorious thieves ; in consequence of which Ma
lt,haLt the
x,, animal, he was ordered to appear upon a future day, wbile the b
IV" 5u_,,,,.r. 'lin' Prosecutor and officers would have time afforded C
'° °"`'‘• "ii them for a diligent search into the transaction. The that
er proceeded to
pocket-book contained a bill of exchange for 3001. Ace
the i groom'e horse ;
besides fourteen poten,ds in Bank-notes, and other M
'bewaring look-
tnt's horse and property.
tradesman was charged with
Mr* M. to turn havinglia°3l- ttoretu-ker—wk respectableithotbersehoeseaped) assaolted and 111-trett-
a COnti net, who ed a poor realign, sear the Sarrt.,.llearre. ns ..Vfoadev reeving. 0.1
Holimonle.,wtheermtvahilen,s;t:ldomthlat tle
eaa oveavlro:to. ner and
aeN msihis.eveow by a
panarse, and catch-
The
Pull him oli his owe who passed,.aad at length length th•!,r‘asauttled sin eluetlynliejeT, tool
passing at the pushed her from one to ,Ise nth*, NO threw nor dawn. when as sack
'dal/faring from which she had to her ...tul' tons heater/ and her Isom
~_ awn was mlinir' cer.tted with the fr est iin a moss sh.eiiue owes reed
Bt, repeated 1141 tier. ft/rinses atrempted to secure i out but was ht Mtn as. stone
*' when be Was
44trie tedhes fit
"e"l44rieaped.:h"rwben7;;°°"..7;h7,:leer 644;"! h, re
esses described he.wiStet. rhotZer, ordered Is find ban, to el-aged
and:an:at sot
us which could at the Sessions. come
isn't!
Alt;
palled witoesses I Yesterday se'nnig it, the 'Sew Schobi at Nowportf "VIA)
fret assault os
Moemeuthshire, for the instruction of. the poor a tinns•
severely before the British System of Education, Ott irpened, itd j;;1.11
i 133 boys admitted. A General Meeting of the 40. Lik
the assault on
. scribers to this es ceilent Institution wa4 &invested'', tit'
4 the assault on this interesting occasion, and after the Report Of the ----
Committee had been read, the Secretary; in a brief 1
I
• address, observed, that the design of education was
re Defendant, a ill correct' the wayward imaginations of thildree-- :hl,..dPu
1 his POSSeSSiOa : nipping in their bad the openings of folly—restrsio. T
nark. . ! frig their headstrong wills-, fixing thew wavering T
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sth of August minds,and teaching them a knowledge of themselrm,
SI
)fficers, driving land of their Median and duties to God, to their Ti
near Chariog.. 1 parents, and to mankind. To teach the young, he !sltl.!
and is his cart, I continued; is a Divine injunction, confirmed by the 01.7
d been employ- example of that Sacred Person, whose name we • yes
iv at Lambeth, l bear ; who, when he' embraced and blessed little
as
id there to wait !children, gave them, no doubt, such instructions as Sofa
torn oat to isti ibe knew they required. After taking a cursory view r.
ances the Jury of the concern-manifested by the ancient Greeks andidtkob).
Romans, that right principles should be- early in.
ad guilty in the stilled into the minds of their youth, the Secretary
i stores in their observed, that our forefathers, previous to thein. , I
vision of the Romans, by no means neglected this
_el
great duty, for wherever the Druids had a temple of . Rcif
ing on the Ty- 1 tt
in whichny note, there they liad• also a seminary of learning, red 4
es
hingoind midis 1 't4e teachers delivered their instructions in
, the
or
irown from the 1 verse. Subsequently, provincial schools were ge-
fibthe spot. The. neetlly established thronahouLlixe kin gdo,m, and one rn i
üblic-house foe' of this descriptioh existed• at Caerleon. Speaking 01 oret
ALFRED the GuiaT, the Serretiry, remarked that he are
who attended niloted one-eighth part of his whole revenue for the let
, I
is Church and I support of public schools. - Unisersal ednceeinn,
ig the horses of ' however, was reserved to the 19th Century, and nor
riok fright, and we behold the light sown in flitTereet parts of tie
nan down, and earth, which will, oo doubt, soon unfold itself, and .T ii
his legs, broke . expand from pole to pole. Who
carried to St. Mondrie night, about eleron o'clock, the house of ed h
ho,
LS found ogees. i Mr. Rose, cheecemonger, Pickett.street, was re.
soel C
tered by. two or three men, and property to a gent lie ri
thy Mr. Ilona- amount packed up ready to tie taken away, whoa , to
Lintel Head, in they were disturbed by the servant maid coine up .0.
ame /unknown)
'stairs, whom they..seiyed by the throat and attenotml 1.14
il on Saturday. to murder; a thick cloth she had round her neck,
lea
•
yellow buttons, for a cid, w.s cut through, end her hand belly it
eeches ;he had lacerated, in her 'attempt tp prevent them, when she hoe.
Short's-garden, fortunately succeeded in getting from them into II *1
• lo
retdict—Found Odjoining room, and turned the key. upon them; and .Het
upon her making an alarm the villains escaped, 'Akio/ Ove•
'las.
-Three-fourths satli them some of the.property.
are of gros de; , t. si
hats are worn. 1 ----"77-3V4/7:-..'- * .elve
;teen, lilac and i April 1, at Claphaii, 1h11.4 AntnrCriehlOW.
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['he faShinnable : ihabissitstri 14 inst.wat e/P tilt"' tLeigh-street, arili.ie".." ego
year, V. . 2tirter. ~sq.
Ir, or lilac very ;• On the 21st of March, rn Vartnn-le-stn4tolewe Alkliton. Tor: tie to
1 sLieutenttst 3 . Ala
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"ml 4 the tro;:ig-gos Zilioinhroortigternhrko,taD7ol Loral Maio'. tlr
111 a Large ban- i Member rit the Sark-1y for the Enrwuragemeat a the Am '''Sl , .so.
ith tattoo of , Sciences, and Honor ry Metntwr ..f the Beard of tgricalttml
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o the d'ei
; n e Ist Aro i„I in Oontaam ropton-w. aged 14 Le il ll
r" of poppy '
.E.Vvibetti Charlotte. Muth daughter of the late John 1107 44.1 i
corneae; tea i Rongemont, F..q. of Brand-itreet-buildings. • •
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k tailor voider.`_ _ _ _ . , y..,.
'441134- "milts t) N DON • Print:n sod Pnbileted by D..Lor CA, al I
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with dentille. Sr...Tasman Orrice, V, Flect-attent.
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