The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-09-22 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN..

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT, SEPT. 21.

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This day's list c.ontained 33 cases, but they were
quite of minor importance.
J. Tucker was remanded for having made an un-
due assignment of his debts, together with Isis books
of accounts to a relative, in payment of an alleged
debt.

Abraham Toradano, was opposed by George
White, a grocer, in Clerkenwell, on the ground of
his having obtained credit from him and others,
under a false name. Mr. White, in proof of the
fact, produced a written order fur goods, sent by
the Prisoner, subscribed Daniels, which name was
also .over hi; shop door, and entered in the parish
books. The witness did not impute any fraud to the
insolvent in the mode of obtaining credit, further than
this misnomer.

Mr. BASETT, for the Prisoner, contended that the
objection was insufficient, as there was no fraudulent
conduct in the mode of carrying on business attached
to his Client.

In answer to questions from the Court, the In-
solvent stated that his name was. Abraham Daniels
Teradano, but that he had for brevity sake omitted
the surname.

The COURT was of opiniOn that this omission was
not well intended, and that the Insolvent should be
remanded. It was, however, subsequently agreed
upon, that if an arrangement was made with the op-
posing creditor, he should be discharged. The parties
withdrew for that purpose.
, Wm. Johnson, a waggoner, was remanded for hav-
ing gi►en an unfair preference in paying the debt of
a particular creditor, since the Insolvent's impricon-
ment, out of the produce of a cart and horse which
he had sold with that intention.

Mark Legg was Indicted for a rape upon the hotly of Martha
Prigraore.
The Prooseutris deposed as follows :—She lived servant with
Mr. Mauston. of Friday-street, on the 4th of September last,
when the violence was. perpetrated. Mr. Mayston, slept alone
in the house at that time. The Prtsuaer waists porter with Mr.
Mayston. Mr. Mauston went out on that night about eight
o'clock, and returned at eleven. The Prisoner got his supper,
and sat down by the Prosecistrix in the kitchen to eat it. When
he had done, he seized her raged the waist, and by violence
carried her intoilie parlour, where stopping her mouth with a
handkerchief, he accomplished his purpose. He afterwards
fastened her in the rouus. Her master returned about eleven,
hot being a gentleman, she did not like to tell him what she had
sufered. Upon the return of Mr. h/ayston, the Prisoner let
out the Prosecutriz, and then went to open the door for his
master; next ',ermine she felt a cold shivering, and was obliged
to wear her shawl. Prisoner said to her, " I think I have
made you nshamed," to which she replied in threatening hiss
with a prosecution. After breakfast she Informed a Mrs. Wil-
sea, who keeps a green-shop, what she had undergone, and
then a Mrs.. Moncey, in Bluckfriars-road, and afterwards ser•.e-
I other persons.
'Mrs. Wilatm being examined, said, that she lives in the Old
'Change ; the Praseentrix came to her on the Trossrl....-ay morn-
ing, whets at breakfast with her children between nine and ten
o'clock, and told her what had happened.
. Mra. Moncry, the sister-in-law of Mr. Mayston's house-
keeper, who had recommended the Prosecutrix to her place,
`stated, that she came fo her on the Tuesday morning, and told
her a hat she had told to the last witness. Witness sent fur a
surgeon to examine her.
Mmsrs. Alcock and Brooke,. surgeons, stated that they had
examined the Prosecutrix, bat neither of them could depose to
awl unequivocal marks of violence about her person.
Mr. Beresford, clerk to the Magistrates at Gisildhall, laid
before the Court the deelaratioa of the Prosecutrix upon oath,
before a hlogistrate, on the Thursday, three days atter the
fact, to which it deposed, happened.
. Mr. Maysh a was then examined, and besides stating, that
• nn the night in question when he returned home, he utsserved
not hiug In excite suspicion in the conduct of either of the portico,
, gave the Prisoner an excellent character, as did likewise his
partner, Mr. Hughes.
Ann Daniel, servant to Mr. Blakedey, a carpenter, who
lives next door to Mr. Mayston, staled, that uo the Tuesday
morning she was addressed by the Preeecutrix, who told her
that she was to " such a tremble." that the Prisoner bad used
obscene liberties with her, that he bad forcibly taken her into
the parlour, put a pocket hankerchief iota her mouth, which
' she ;Fished she had kept as no evidence against him, that she
was going to her mother's, having got leave of the Prisoner fur
• that purpose. The witness soon afterwards told the circum-
stances to her fellow servant and mistress. In a short time she
sow the Prosecutrix dressed and ready to go out, as she had
mentioned. quite cheerful, romping. and singing. The Pri-
soner was then-preemie ; read wheo he saw Her so frolicksome
. he desired her to be steady, and keep her time, and-come home
t at night, or that otherwise she could not hope to remain in her
place. On the Monday evening she (witness) was its the
i kitchen with the Prosecutrix after her return about ten o'clock,
: tend the porter was pretient sleeping in a corner. The Prosecu.
iris was in vet, good spiritsat the prospect of going to the fair
no the Tuesday night, where she said as sloe met with a sailor
last year, who was kind to her, she hoped to be equally lucky
fhb. The witness then went home to do some parts of service
in her own house at ten o'clock, and after supper (at a quarter
after ten o'clock) she and her fellow servant returned to the
• company of the Prosecutrix. when the fel:ow servant of the
witness sass some songs, which were not concluded till Within
a few minutes of eleven o'clock, before which hour the rape
was said by the Prosecutrix to have been committed. She,
witness, was called to Guildhall on the Thursday following,
and after returning from it heard a conversation between the
Prosecutri a nod the carpenters, concerning the depositions that
were made there, so gross flout she was obliged to leave their
company. On M occasioo, she, the Prnsecutrix' then men-
tiooed, she would have the surgeons as meld/Meavid/Meerinher favour.
Mary Cowling. the fellow servant of the last. witness, corro-
borated the foregoing statement.
dicTlllinge etthiedeerident toll; thei. Pwriosectnenxin, "MI: d.
eijlualEticoer Iclr:rar ti
remarked, that he did not think it necessary to recapitulase the
circumstances of the case, or the depositions which the Jury
had heard in support of the prosecution, or erased it. If the
Jury wished him to go into these matters he would do so, al-
though he believed it superfluous.
The Jury, after mounting a short time, returned a verdict of
Not Guilty.

John Francis a black, was indicted on the charge of steal-
biz two snag, one the property of Junes Robetts, the other
of Elizabeth Thompson.
Elizabeth Thompson, a woman of colossi., stated that she was
a married woman; that she kept lodgings. is the Commercial-
road, that Roberts and the Prisoner were lodgers of her\ and
that the Pris.mer on Tuesday se'aniglit ran away with the two
watches dewribed.

James Roberts, an Enid Indian, stated that he went to sleep
at three o'clock, and that Mira he awoke at ritcht o'clock, he
found that his watch had bees carried of from his bedstead.
A pawnbroker, one Johnston, of Westminster, deposed, that
the Primerr pledged one of the watches at itl..shop for 30s.
Eleanor Grove, to whom the Prisoner had made a present of
the other, stated she ha I received it from him on the Tuesday,
very soon after he bad stolen it.—Guilty.

DEBILITY, &i
ENCOURAGED by the u
tending the culiar method of Tia
few prevalent Complaints, which has .
sw
experience of mauy years, in a large and
seibible also, of toe happy erects result'
bledienl Men Confiniog their attention to
misc., Messrs. GOSS rind CO. Member
lege of Surgenas in Lardnn, continue to
those Disorders arising from a secret de
considerate Youth, which not only nicasi
Of NervnuS Affect's*, but also entails
enervating imbecilities of old uge. Irr t
Debility or Widenes. whether the con
fel habits, excessive drinking, long rest,
or oily other cause,
as reitiariy d
bywelnch tehenimm:
they offer a firm, safe, and speedy t
vigorr4w health.
Where an early application is made
fain Disorder, frequently contracted
ty, the eradication is generally complei
two days, and in the more advanced
Venereal Infection, characterized by 1
distreesiug symptoms, a perseverance it
swain' iii diet or exsercise) will ensure to
and radical cure.
The Diseases of the Urethra, as
with, or arising from the above Compl
their attention; by an infalliblennd haw
Wednesday an Inquest was held, at the W nbled to remove obstiiAte ("fleets ruin
recent er nf Icing duration, a ithout reins
Hart at Enfield, before Mr. Umwssr, the Coroner, mat daTereas lbe of the Caustic Botlitte,
lon the body of John Jonney, a waggoner, who met r4ld4", ;bell evtedr I , 1,774"0/1 el 7441 of s,e, 6
' his death on Wednesday, in consequence of falling been niteinpted by other Practitioners
from the shafts of his waggon, whets the wheels passed rh'ic_hl's
c the mode° ntir traArtemeenibitiehrirselLuoltt, l'ifs. oan
ever his body and killed him on the spot.—Verdict—
Accidental Death. .
1 of Both Sexes have experienced the' en,',
, proved ahorii,e. during which period -
SWINDLING.—On Wednesday evening a person of perfectly cored.
into ,tt,lie,rurpse:seTre and icjori
gentlemanly appearance called at the house of Mr. • To Married Females, show expecli.
Rhainey, in Rose-ftreet, Long-acre, enquiring for ' Eleli'gZ.fin"'"
g rellchri4litionbutND^::?r have
rt
bornbv
his (Mr. Rheiney's)hrother, lately come home from in their! remed es. the general health is
.11111 1, Mr. Ritainey not being then in the way, he in.. pediments removed.
formed Mrs. R. that be was a us?, agent, and had yariliesslst:,":„,agictt.o.i.,col,ldlD;clivh,rirt, ...
seen the young man that morning at his office, when hy Is mistaken Ivo., m tin thi••obtogay so„itkrtlY ~
he appointed to. eet him for the purpose of
him 401. in peite.tnoney; bat as lie was not in the it:eraatorliteel'fhatl'iee.prollrlersti.",ii (17ereitIsceftalceds ofa
wi.'
paying ignorant empltic, think it hid petite t:d witneizpve.lvf
way, the moo/7 "iould n'ot be paid again for some hasotats, and Intionnnials from the bight-
tilinetto come, because hewas immediately going into rides, ~...Jb4„‘7„;no.scpohnevrient,lf ''„atisre:Hq.ule'o"
the Country on very urgent business.: Mrs. Rhainey other parts, ernhoildeus them to assert.r
theft said, if he thought wiper she would receive the tiovioLbern cQafioefl In disease, already r
MOllly ; the other, after a, short pause, said, he tblitimiri(s.gline2:e:•4ll7f n tiligie: tuli:49lcithud'ell
avid leave a check for him, and calling for pen and further, that baying had °ppm tw:lii,s, it
ihk, :he pollitr-a check-6'6ok from hii pocket, and P1167, of foritairw ;n intonate toqnhainto
, filled up one for SOL pal-able at Messri. Jenkinson,; "Dna
rthtilesbitssifoirtririedi:litnf ri=i7ZntlttY L
Doirlaog, and in Lothbery, which he gave her,
cßoimulidlietylotcodneerawigfiolgr
eareiryess sum on the their eadravoins first (Witted therm to Cris
requesting Co.
191., hehig the heiancie„ 014141 that he general prectitinnert tend they presthael
thing was
_right. not.s% ! e 1." i
4rm. Mrs; liwilltililetlie theftfArav4ier"l';tvidthet."4lllnief,chilePegirl-S(17111
ing a. much in the house, iv 1 ' tom, owl summer of livings t
.71....:....,,
....._ll4
. ei,,,.,
of ..ihneyr
casts
e.n. the country are reqtwsted if
`nor g the cheek .Was sent'
'1 lire t'
or .rom a neighbour ;- he 'then detailed: ' !Yet. t warded lee any liars of the kingdom.
teno.
II:P.:she::::-/enitti for alvlce used medicines and the remedies ,
wa discovered- that no such firm .esisted in Loth To be cotivalie(t at Ihe i r house daily (versenallx, ,
post paid) by patients of either sex, with teeter
,fierarYl.!semAateolfi°mwoofneythiins ddeleifferrirtrti7pen hrtag-l'iif°httai9heetdonFen.l
- ...mad attention.
lately, from poor people, the relatives of di charged uGoss; al.oono9Ce.. Soggeons,.l9,B avedeorect,
seamen, in a similar way.. - - l ottiima • Primes and Pabllrkes h• .
. . • trglEssiaff creme, ttl, Fleet-

Mary Price, alias Lady Price, wax indicted on the charge of
stealing a silver spoon, and a pair of slicets, the property of
Abraham Marton Braatliwaite.

Sarah Stafford, servant to the Prosecutor, who keeps !edgings
at No. 18, Greville-street, Hatton-garden, stated that the Pri-
soner came to the furnished lodgings of her master on the 17th of
June, and left them on Sunday the 251 b. That she generally
dined at five, hilt on that day she dined at one o'clock, thaw after
dinner she rang the bell awl asked for a spoon; that the witness
brought her a silver one; that about three o'clock Prisoner left
her lodgings, locking the door and putting the key in her
pocket; that on the Monday the key was sent by the Two-penny
Pow, enclosed, to the Prosecutor; that upon opening the door
and examining the room a pair of sheets was missing, together
with the spoon which witness had left wish the Prisoner after
dinner on Sunday.

. _
The Prosecutor confirmed the previous 4tatemeht, adding,
that neither the sheets nor the spoon had been since found, mid
that he never afterwards saw the Prisoner till she was in custo-
dy in Bow-street.

Upon the ground of thearticlec not beieg traced to the Pei_
sorter the Jury returned a verdict—Not Guilty.