The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-08-12 00:00:00

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About a mouth since, • yellow woman of interesf•
ing appearsore sod address, and not mor• sham 20
seas of she, sitplieLl at • hoes, in Oenrge.eaert.
leshory•toreel, Cletkensell, for • lodging. • She
tepresented herself as a stranger in London, corn, to
toot..for a short time to attend •ome trosittests in
Chsticery, and wanted • lodging for a month or so.
As she offered to pay her rent in *chance, no farther
ectpriry was made, sod she wet accommodated with
apartments. It was soon di red, however, by
the f..melet in the boyar, that she was very far ad-
vanced in a•state of -pregnancy ; the circumstance was
mentioned to her, and she did not attempt to deny
Lt; an apothecary in the neighbourhood was spoken
to, tn.attesrd her in her confinement, which 'via
',occurred in the early part of last week. whelv she
'•64 safely delivered of • brie infant. The family,
hoarser, were surprised to ar, her on the next slay
ap sod dressed. the was remonstrated with on the
iconger far 'web she exposed herself, but mode light
of it..a•This and other circumstances drew the attest.
tion•Lf the people of the house more particularly tn.
wards her, and on the etching of Friday last, the
fourth (ay after she was put to bed. ahe was ob.
wired Sr. gait the house with • small box under her
arm Cusu;.aity ittil.ced a Mrs. fisher, the wife of a
respectable printer, and another female lodger in the
house, to fotlevr her. They •ntrheil her through
arm*: streets learlioc to the New Riser; when Pins
adler's Wells •he attempted to throw the box "vet
the parapet into it et firer, but either her strength fir
rosolationfailed her. She continued her way in the
bells, where ale sit down in a retired spot, opened
the box, sod took something from it, aWO the lied
op in a tosurl'e. She then took boa wolf handle, mod
depositeri them at that door of • respscielde house
sear the spot. and was shoat to lenge them there
when Nrrs. Bak..r seed her companion came up and
lesterrnpled b. r. On opening the bon they friend.
as they esrect.d, the infant iu it, quite. 'Hated, and
gssido,,; fur hr•ith: the bundle c otsittedlttithild's
chillies. A •atchntan was called, and the inhuman
mother was taken to the watch.hou.e. Oii Search.
in:: her, there were found in her possession Rank of
Et.gtand and coutstry Bank-notes to the amount of
upwstds of WWI. She aims taken to the witch.
nous. ter the night, preparatory ID her being taken
helms the :Magistrates at Ilatton.garden Ina Arai
; hot on thi following .on • g it last found.
shoo owing to the sgertions she had made in walking
so far, ahe was In a silent fevrr, ilist any at-
tempt to take het before • Magistrate would be Jan.
germ's; she was therefore removed to the wotk.
house with the greatest Care, where she will remain
till tier health is an much amended as to allow of her
Wog it:emitted before a Magistrate, when snrnetur-
thPr. light may be thrOwn upon this estraordioiry
affair.

Det►nrcr. Accto►Nr.—The Coburg Ihiehron
coach, on iss way in town, WIV overturned *t Ce.l.-
fielJ..:n:goodly afternoon. The accident stewed.
imeordistfly after fresh horses had been put go oho
coach. The lemtlssisf as freqiiistrily happens, were
@nerdy at starting, end, in spite of fort t•
prevent them, brought the coach into sudden coated
with • weagon, which was passing sr the time, sad
the whole was precipitated so the Around. The con-
sequences were most terrible. Of I I p•syneers who
occupied She roof, scarcely one escaped onhurt.—
One Geatle•.an died shortly after from the injuries
received by the 1.11, and another had his am hec-
tored at th► shoulder.joint In an severe a manner as
to rrn•:er his recovery doubtful. live tubers were
detsi•seil es CuslitielJ, unable to proceed to town no
ecc“utit .•f the hull they had sustained. The
some' tool three inside passengers et the rime, who
;..t•.ral+lv escaped sirhout injury We believe
s great proportion of the accidents w hich occur in
staeo-r"aches, arkev from • carelessness in the driver,
1.1 uermariAgeable spirit its the horses at sterling.
W. ...Lila theri•fore raciest, as the means •f glossier
eirrosisy for the herdic, but there should be • pe-
wit', imposed on the proprietors for •sing horses
that are croguree 'stale or mislead, et their first set-
iag

Another accident of the same kind happened al St
Al,:asi's oo %u, day list, whew the ;Manchester Tele.
g, 01, nn Oa way final London, was upset, and some
of the passengers severely hart. The c iachmen was
90 aversely bruised about the head, that till Totoday
night he could not speak ; ono pasveliger had his
ankle brine broken, and another her aim : the IpAy
of the coach was dashed to pieces.

Monday morning, Richard Langrale 'offered at
Penanden Heath the sentence of the law. for the wil-
ful murder of Mr. Set. A little after eleven o'clock.
he left the jail, in a tangent', accompanied by the usual
attendants. In his progress to the piece of
lion, he seldom took his ryes from a religiose book.
that be was perusing with greet earnratnem Ilia
ceontenonris was florid, and he did net appear al all
changed. When arrived at the drop, the Rev. Mr
Arglrs, the Chaplain of the Jill, ascended the wee-
r-in, and joined nick him in earnest pray..r for seve-
ral minutes, at the conclusion of which he boned his
head with great humility, end then submitted himself
!with much firmness to the hands of the ginner.
The dreadful preparations being completed, all bet
the petting nu of the rap, he bilged a few moments'
delay, and a, Paled to prey ins ardly with great fer.•
fence.. The cap was then pulled otter his face, and
his life and (we true) his sorrows terminated together.
'The who (An-Wmd on the last melancholy
d'tngereuely ill, our of the turnkeys of
I
the new Knot JO! perfot mod the duly. Ti body
(,after hanging the oaual time was deliver•.l to the Ser.
coons for dissection, agreeably to the sentence.
CousentAcT.—At the glitter Ers.ions held at
Liverpool; last week, the colliers from St. Helen's,
concerned in the
found gailty of conspiracy, and were sentenced in
Mit* 11 trims of knpriansomenl. Johnson, alias
Cooke, %el committed I. (Anteater Castle for twelve
Longo; James Pigott and Samuel !redhead were
sentenced to nine months, the former at Prelim., and
the other at Liverpool ; elilliarw Rayon, eight
mouths; tV,n. Bridge and John Pierpoint, *4 months
each ; Robert Finch, Michael Wcrikead, and Pelee
Ahngon, throe mouths each ; Ind lVergery Pier.
print, vile month at Liverpool. e

sTlig IificTESMAN.

POLICE.
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hissistov-Ilciusc.— A young fellow, named liar•
net, who Las been very often before the Loan
MAYOR. Upon teh,,get of felony, %hick.' es they
were little by the P. igoner's father, and mother. and
brother, his Lordship was reluctant to hair establish.
ed, yesterday was brought up for having robbed his
brother of a watch.
The Complainant said, 'hat all the admonitions r.f
the Chief Magistrate had been completely thrusin
away upon the depraved Prisoner, who, apron every
oppettuoity, pursued big old habits itf robbing his
relations. The may say of affording him a chance
of escaping throne ars, was, in the itopss's opinion,
by-sending hint to the ()A Rsiley to take his trial for
this offeece, which would Sbhject Lim, if convicted,
to transportation.
A pawnbroker stile& that the Prls, nor pledged at
his shop the watch whirl' 'Se Compla.,.::..itt said his
brother had stolen from him.

The bourn M %Tu. atlutrsred the Prisoner upon
his offenr«r sod called spon him In wit:less the
wretched situ•.inn fit I.ts mother. wlin blood iii •
corner of the Jostire.rot:m in teats. Lordship
feared there ries nn altreitative but proserotion. but
was evidently unwilling In send one brother •6ainst
another into a Court of Justice. The Pri.otter was
remanded.

A gigantir woman named WSlemon, ash*, as rho
intimated up•ut her esaniinaiiosi, would hate nu ob.
*lion to fight a man, and whoa► far► loosed that
she sea tr.mt•d to eaerciae of that kind, "as
there'd meth havitie beaten a poor woman of mode.
rate aiae black and bloc
'the 'lasso', ',slash! to have bees committed with-
out ;imam &flop. Intlerd, the tee refit. appearanre of
toe Wei:dant coenletiancod this aosutance, for no
female in her gooses could think of mauling bor. •
Mks II llloman said, she had threatened In whop
fallow in .he street, for whipping a shad, and that
It. Complainant took the reggaes part, and rocoisesl
what shod, d

'the Luse :111‘t UR Ordered alias Olemsu to god
Bon.

"16 Oh ! if that'a the eat.," maid the forint', 13.-
(radios, 66 tike this, you varmint," and gave thr
pont. vesture *horn she had bee,en Wove, a blow
sigh her clinched fist on the side of the head. He-
rb,. the °Mews had time in inteßtie, she ease her
canther blow, and dragged her bonnet front her
head.

Miss IL in• Malt us. 1111.111 'claret op in the car.
A T11.1111•TED R ui:n.

Cummt genrSNlelti, 'be onfottonsto young
man, •ho►e ent•appt situation appears to bate et-
' cited such general interest and commiseration, was
brought up again
,testerolar before the Sitting Ma.
simian', tM►. Anteroom I(OrHWrLL. On bin being
placed at the bar, Mr. Paine, tits Clerk, said, be had
causes' the nereasar enquiry-to be motile at St; Bar.
obolomen'..holdi.sl, .lid bid 'recoil/Sol a certifiesn, of
the situation (.1 M.-. Stent't health, wile!, be read ae
folios a _ . . _

" h. n t erruf impiptifig fits,. The
wmp 41. or• 111. an, 1 Hair ro al •1 1 bid 111:41 •
fir w 114.%, I •o;.1: br I.le IU pi ,411 ..rr he...es of ILIOVI.
• II 11 LL, lloste harp on.

6. tit. Etvtlinlower Ang.ll.
Uttar' these riga-moistener, he conceited it weal)
be necess.ry to remand the Prisoner until IMP wile
was in a ionalition to attend at the office, and give
het derstlitm ; in the interim the chain of esideoce
might he rendered more complete, by the cumin.-
t• of it. other waiter, arid the porter who carried
she teeter to the post, whom he had desired to attend.
Grose King, a waiter at the Saracen's Head, was
then 'Dammed. He stated that he attended Mrs.
%trot on her tiniest at the Inn, showed her into a
back•rn•m usually oppropriaterl to passengers, where
she ordered breakfast and a sheet of paper to write
a letter ; the did to, and desired him so send the
porter to take it In the post : he complied with her
directions, and nothing farther occurred till the ar-
rival of Mr. Stela. at alarm half as hour past sic
Witness was the first person that s+w him; he en-
quired if there was not a pint g woman there who
came by the coach from Liverpool ? Witness replied
in the affitostive, and showed him into the room to
her : there was no one else in the room bat herself.
On his opening the door, Mrs. Sten', who was sitting
in a far part of the room, immediately rose from het
seat, and came to meet her hoshand. Witness heard
nothing that passed then, for he shot the door dire.-1.
ty end mired. He then proceeded to stale, that he
I heard the shrieks in contemn+ with his fellow.servents,
and ran to their assistance. He saw no blew struck,
but obrerverl the bloody knife lying on the fluor.—
He 4140 corroborated the other witnesses in their se-
rount of the espressions of self.accosation which fell
firm Mrs ;meld. Ile left the parties its care of his
fellow ls, and sent to the Cuospier fur an
officer. . .

The porter who took the letter wag ant in attend.
*nee; bet King said, all that he knew as., that he
took the lettt.r from Mn. Steal. who a.ked bins if he
thought it would he delivered that night.
Mr. Alderman ROTIIW ELL, addressing the Prisoner,
sii I, " ;'nor man, 1 feel fur yen minavpv
tuition it.ireedingly, and in order to prevent. your
feeling' tram being Intraitted, as they won't be, I.) be-
ing inua frequ.ntly brogght op, I shall remind }ow
to Setorde), by shirk time, probably, I nor wife will
be well enough to ettrntl, and make her deposition;
slid this otsfortunate'snel diarr"aisari alFsir, as :far as'
the Nl•eist et it is ethrin.rned, be finally eflwil!!
The Prisoner mliintained hi. smell roMpneere
throughout ; hot his hrnthnr, who Mood near hums
was greatly affected;lnd et the tnmenehriontout of
the Aldermatei address, bard into • litileul d0..t1 of
teem

Such general ifiterest has this otthappy %I 1.:, es. I,
60.1, th.“ "It cohaftlersble rsowd WWI. assembled ire
the bigot, 11 o'clock to the inetneog;
the dustori.toom oil filled with per.oos reipecta-
Wit). and this outer shoots of the Ober were obliged
to be kept shut dating the raminatten, •• prevent
farther i 'dyne... Ti,. Pll%.,Rir %leg conveyed
from •1;t1 to the Cosnirrt its a coach, accompanied by
his Is, ni her .I.ltl his cousin.
:Ivo Fatt-er. the virago, who anderwtot en-

winati.ro •.st leo. open the cher*, of
aisitsltiev her 'nitro Aubevil, in Chen-
etry.lB.,•, the pre4etitue •truing. sae sgsin *emelt
vp the cenqeb.r, vibe *toted, that ihr
man t %•! brim Jammed to :Le llnaptatt ihete belled