The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-05-31 00:00:00

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Welder was asked what he had to sal
plaint. He stated that repeated erimplak
•ade by the inhabitants of Monne Plespent
parcel of boys were in the nightly bahit of
in tho broad part of the above place. roes
lamp, which they frequently extinguished.
whole place left in darkness; and in order
the offenders, be disguised himself and
masostsvrer, and saw three boys climb up
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pet eat the light. two of them e•cipeJ. anti
the complalsant's sus ; and on his refosir
name and address. he was taking him
borne. when the mother endeavoured to
him away. and he merely pat his Load
to keep her off. An immense mob roi
took the part of the boy. and the 11/if
was amongst them. sad locitiog them to
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'sated t►at Welder ►ad been desire) to apprer
boys whets be sight detect putting iv
'hick they frequently did. He gave W,

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celleet character.

The Magistrate said Welder had dose
and ordered the wit Waiters to stand in b
em the charge of attearriaii to fess le the hwy.
der wee tbal lifeitassiod.
Waiters was t►ee placesl, at the bar, and .
of atteasptiag to reggae the ►oy ►eis! prove&
him. ►e was ►eld to bail. After souse
iaterposed t►e Magistrate. and Walters
a severe adawiaiiien, sod ►e was discharged.

1111/1111STII IN TES 61111111,44 PIINITIta
save —Then has, it seems, been as 'missal
within the last few weeks in the lfilibank
tiary. Yesterday, at fire o'clock in the
inquest wasbsld upon James Parkis, a
was sentenced to transpertatioa at the Old
1620, which was commuted t• five years'
meat in the Penitentiary. He was in r
when he entered the prune, and died of
tion.—Verdict, "Natural Death."
The Jury, after nturniag the above verdict
and wore about to leave the prin., whr
called back agile, sad re-inipanelled
inquest on a convict named Barnet Deai
died while the former inquiry was being
deceased was 28 years of age. He was
bigamy some years ago. at the Old Bait
several wives, was a notations character.
manly called " Barney Dean." His seal
years' transportation
prisonusent in the Penitentiary.

/di. Pratt, the Sergeon of the prison, .
by the Jury, and deposed that the deceased
were daily visited, during their illness,
and Physician, and that they had fish,
sage,aod every thing that they, bn theil
state; could desire., or that was ■ecbssary
Vertlitle " Natural Death."

This is about the eighth emeriti that .
in a very short time in this prises, which
to the damp, marshy ground on which
tiary is erected.
DUCADII.IL ACCIDENT.—Yester•Ity
held ea the body of David Taylor, before
fur Weatmiuster The deceased was mph',
improvements, at the house of Sir (icor,'
is South Andlerstreet, on Monday sit
reaching over the railing of the ttairc,
overbalanced himself, and fell hentli.nt
to the bottom, and was killed.—Verdir
ally killed by a fall."

MARRIED.
Yesterday, at St. Mary-le-bone Church,
Wollaston Pre, second son of Francis P
for the county of Redford, to Sophia Rose,
the late Samuel Gambier, Esq.

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The Loup MATO& felt r the situation
mtg. who beet lost his son in the way
most boys were lost, by being suffered .
large. wittiest watc► or commit. His Lerdshii
phased to the father that what be had
respecting the comities of his son could
ceived as evidence. His Lordship. ►oweve►,
montied bin; to the Captain of the tender. '-
doubtless place the boy I. a situation that ,
duce repentance.
The idea of the tender aid service on board
of war appeared to strike terror into the "
boy, who ammed to associate with it the
cato'•nine-tails; but the father. although
was inezorahle, and seizing Lie son by the
bits oat of the office ; and. we understand,
ed directly to the tender, aid consigned hi,
voltenteer to that dread refuge of the disobedient
profligate.
11/ITTON 0 sanete.---Yesterday M. WI
street keeper. in firsy'a•tii•laue. appeared
'none. to atiswer the complaiat of Mary Sat
assault.

The complainant stated. thst oa hl4.
some persons came to her house and infornsesi
that the defewelast was cruelly besting bee "
who was at play in Mount Cessont ; she
proceeded to the place, and found the defendant
leg her child by the collar and beating him
mercifully with a cane. The complainan,
him to desist, but he diJ not, and then she
to emcee the boy from him, epos whirb ti
pushed ber away, asd nave her a Wow ii
with his clenched fist. This was the
somplainant, whose evidence was corroborated
Imes aimed Walters, residing in Gravelds
week.

At Ealeld, ea Saturday last, Ws. Beckett.
65th year of his age.
0a Wednesday last, at his Mese, in Bolton-row,
Jeralnghain, Esq.
Yemenis), the 30th inst.. at his house,
Richard Brant, Esq., after a few days' Illness.
At Walworta. on Wednesday last. Mr.. /
the late 3dr. George Dowse, of Cheapsida.
atter a law bone illness: this awful r
made their Ire children orphan in t.e
asentbs.