The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-03-07 00:00:00

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Mar!, 31• f osighlea was inilieird ior disposing of an.l
putting an ac a counterfeit sialltiog, and having others
in her possession.— The prisoner WWI fouu.t
The I heinous sentenced the prisimer to one year's
insprisoninent in NewinFtou gaol, and at the expiration
of that time to find wont' for two years.
Francis Deny was indicted for picking the pocket of
Thomas Hicks of a handkerchief, at a tire iu iii.sek-
friars•roatl, a short time since.

The evidrnre was quite clear agaiust the primmer,
and the Jury hound a verdict of Guilty. •

The l'ltairtuan seateuceti the priiotcer to seven y r rr '
transportation.

Alll%.ir LT.
Acmes Settler was indicted for an as-astlt upon Mr.
Berjansin South, of itentssasSslaill,
It appeared from Ole rsisleure, that the prosecutor.
Mr. Smith, is a respectable great...win, and a silt et-
sasitla the defendant had been tier us his woriassen,
among wl • cosubistation hail r-censly essiste.:, and
from which it also supposed the present anault anew.
The prosecutor on the 4th of Eris Lao, was on his slay
home Irons London, and was seated qn tnr dickey of the
Causberwell l'olll'll, which had oreanion to stop near
Malworth turnpike: daring the stoppage Mr. tinsith re-
ceived a severe blow on the hack f a stick, an.l had
it not heels for the iron rail, the pro-eruitir thou:eat it
would hatr been fatal. Oa Mr. Son:t:i turning rums '.
he saw the delentlant nallsit:g at a slow rate trona tete
road was. to lime tout path, with a la.ge itsls
hand. The defendant had lat Ultimo Nall, sisal Ise
wished to give Mr. Stout.: " p.srsing
Mr. Con exv, for the primmer, nude an ingeOirtss
defence: after whirls thr I 'hairaisau bummed up, owl the
Jury returned a verdict uI tiss;,tv,

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The l'onrt sewenvell Ihr prisoner to pay a tile of 24115.
to thr to hr impel...toed one tie coition)
goal and !/4 tin.! %write% for his goo! Itehabionr.

Nu other rag• of ittter....l toceetrreel, and the busitiebx
being enJetl, the ;'curt A,,j,ffirtartl.

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FPNI.ED NOT►.

bilat.anans• .11-vravrt.—Yestertlay George (7 feri-
a...off, alias thsorge ffilliuma, a yunt:g ;." fashion-
ably dressed, it as lormight up by 0,4111/14.. a CH.. fable of
St...laaerso's, charged ht Mr. itsioiell'a, hosier, ut Co‘en-
try-street, Haymarket, with haring a l'ufr.rsl
one-pound Bank mote. It appearAl its esiolessre. dust
the prisoner had tendered the note is. eco h.stiar for
studies*, and gloves for shish he had-bargained. lie
gave ass address whirls proved abe fittisiow. Ile tt
remand's! till Tharsolav next, to gW:1110'
tendanre of the lianls

?SriNtat rtskiewr....Vvetwralay C.
derpa.tor, waterowww.
with (Auditing more titan Owl! I.
being proved. they weie NIA c,
of Ss. awl cost...

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Flatter particulars of young Ororges—Wlien Perry
had received inte'd utlice trout the hot o here moue anise
were deposited. ;tot had arrited at die place. he found
it consisted of a chew,. situated under a 1.444. c: ow; the
chart was fastened by a .taplr. linear:llg to Line it
belonged. he was informed to Mr. twinge, tailor stud
haber,!aslocr. Mrs. tirsorge noon appeared, of o Isom
Perry also inquired how the closet bream.. fastened,'
when Mrs. Orange informed him that she had fastened
it in emosequessee of the aural 'dotting it open. Ile de-
sired her to produce the instrument with which she had
fastened the staple, is high, on being produced, reartoshiell
a hammer, and a ith which she unfastened it. Iln the
dour being (Timed, Perry discovered a musket. a bayo-
net. a pistol, sr ord, powder aml balls. lie then in-
quired if tliorwarticleslielonged to them. and :lie mother
denied that they dill. The daughter, also 1.411 present
dun the investigation:, smug her h Inds, and sp-
peseta greedy distrei-eul. Perry then proceeded into
the house, and hand Mr. tteurge employed in Ids lon.i-
nes. of al tailor, IV% ASO denied sot Lall6llo. the ss(u he
fire-arms and deadly weapons ; he laud:tell that his on
occupied a loitse on the opposite. side of the street, and
might bare deposited the fire-arms,!;-. in that place.--
Ito inquiry, it 11'311 ascertained that the son had Abscond-
ed since 11 ennesday sennight, the night of the merlin
ail
Perry desired that Mr. Itece;e would attend at the
five, and he himself aresompanied Mrs. o.suJ her da -,
ter. I tit their serial they underwent private etinsina-
tions before 31r. liana, hut nothing appeared %HA
could criminate any of them; strong suspicions, hunt-
ever, II Wsted, that their as., Robert turturge, was, pre-
sent at the reto-street Meeting, at the time l'histlettseod
unordered Saddlers. Since that time, the officers have
used every vigilance in endeavuo ring to trace him outs!
Ituthvest and Salmon received infornuttion of his heithi
concealed at a hums. in Unwell-street, a hither thry'eof
paired on Sunday morning, but nere unsuccessful in
finding him; they, nevertheless, discovered that Isis
anxiety to heave this etsuntry was so great, that he had
offered himself to he enraged in any capacity whatever,
is say ve.sel going 19 the East Indies.
They also learned. that having loefore been a seaf.uring
man, he had sum...sled in pelf/nisi!: hiusself as c Iptiti o's
clerk on hoard an lorliaman ; and awl. g. a i m . . 1 insem.
genre, on which they ovule! rely, that the last place he'
would be at, previous to leaving London, would be the
Madre Anna, Wspring, near the Conornereial-road.,—.
They went there and waited till shunt seven o'clock, tat
which time Rohr; I;Perge entered the house. He fit- '
quart' for the Lira. ....end boat, and was informed that It
had sailed a Ira• winnte% previous. On receiving the*
information, he appeared extreme!) agitated and disap-
pointed. He called for ammo brandy and water, and
seated himself. Paring this timr Itiothven and Salmon.,
hail satisfied themselves beyond a doubt of his identity,
and having had reason to believe that he would be fully
prepared with arms for a desperate resistance, Salmon
watched an opportunity, when he instantly rushed upon
him, and presenting a pistol to lois head, exclaimed—
" if you offer to stir, 1 will fire." Malmo then baud-
ouffea and propellor aerates' him. On searching him,
they however found that he was not prepared wish any
arms, and Isis Inggage consisted only of his clothes.
The officers brought him in a hackney-coach. and
!aired him in Covent-garden watch-lionse. Puri., yes..
tera ay, they made diligent inrkuiry as to the manner in
which he hail disposed of Isis time since his escape from
teto-street. and learned that a lodging bad been pro-
eared for him in F.arl.steeet, Brick-last. They she
traced out his betotha, who tiles in that neighbourhood.

liNererce that he has
....ormly rift... . apprehension. He and
his tellow-prisuriers serial perfectly contented in thrill
urw situation. tin their arrival at thr Tower on Fridal
evening, 'llilil rripte.tril to know of Ilajor itlrinztun if
Laity of his fdiiiily might he adnritted to see him, or If
atty eisannunirations would he starred to !uains between
them. lie was tobl Celt any verbal message would he
edareyed to his, hnt timber indolvoire could only be
ueured by au application to the Secretary of State.

At the 11 r .I%*iseo, twenty-three prisoner*
race.. lestriqweuf death. but were all reprieved before
ti..• .1,1.1. res left the town.

_..._
I Iwo of the great trees in the itird-cage-walk were torn
'up hy the roots, be the :.torte on Wednesday, and eon.
isitlerable damage tr... dime to the trees in the Mall in St.
:Awes's-park. :111 the c.trileners about CIII.ISVA SUS:111U•
ed gr-at loss in gliss-es And young plant..
rA trenienolons lire broke out ou Smulay night, at Lit-
-1 tots Lers earn'. n-ar Ne•ttlebed, which ihrstrt.yell the
• 1,,,,1.•:„ barn au.l foot- tick., in leis Ih4o two lentr., to-
; palter with three v liwilde horw•. The Cir.ii was °I:4-u-
-; pleb by 3lr. 1'1.111..1..15, whie.se 141.11 and three other
I youths set lire to the tiaatalt of el 41 heat rick chew to the
I hou.e, in catching Ni.,,rrims oith A chili lint. by a Web
a candle is held up fee the hire's to fly into the net. A
strong northerly oitt•l •Iro%e the flAnses directly ttpon the
iauttee, a hid, 14 .Lll in ..111. 111.12 V before any water could be
0. as is ma. built •hi •tly of wen.l. The premises were
ightly in•ated. A liny WA. iwterrly burnt ilk escaping
From the attic, and Itis life is despaired of.
lir

On Friday nigh', the Volt nit.Ororge lo•nno, a water-
men, of Pongee, in returning from his :Majesty's chip
Phaeton, at Spitisead, wa• driven on chore near Fort
Moncton, when two of the Marine Artillery .fff,
ing a boat on shore. and no iwrson in it, procredeil to
the boat, and there di".cot I.son• nearly dead.—
rye? took him inte.,S4 Richard .111'illiaans's lifiiiro.
and Dr. Quarrier need every means to sale his life, but
without Ittlfresl. A Coroner'', lutpar.t sAt on the body
nn .Monday. and it appearing that Le had 'frank toe
fri-e1), a verdict alas returned—Died through his ono
imprudence, and the inclemeney of the weather.

About two o'clock, on Somrtiar last, as a man who
keeps a travelling caravan for the exhibition of wine
'm.o, wax stationed in Lainhetli-street, near the Police-
attire, blowing his trumpet to collect customers, a horse,
II hich was drawing a dust-cart, took fright, and ran
amongst the crawl, when soave of them were hurt. .4
poor buy, names, l aides, nen knocked down by the
eborse, and one of the wheel• of the cart p.issi lig over his
Iv, broke Imili his arms, and injured pine so dread-
Ily, that be died sliortl After he mu as carried w the
, spits!.
t
1 Arresters n Sutei DE.--.% vonng woman, named Sarah
11%„tia, one of those wretched women who wander about
• streets, was taken to Covent-garden watch-house,
ti a charge of assault. preferred against her by a
;mr, named Levy. The constable of,j,he night had her
so
bated up by herself, in ore of the hack cells, because'
she was very refractory and tronWelonie, and nothing
more was hi;ard of het for several hours ; when some
mason, passing the-door of 4.he cell, heard a anise, as of
make person in the act of suffocation. The door was
instantly opened, 'and it wag found that the wretched
kiri had suspended herself from one of the bars of the
window. br • ribbon, which she had taken from ber bon-
'''. She was immediately cut down, and, with some
. ileoultc, restored to animation. She was, however, too
ill he taken before the Magistrate in the morning ;
;wither slid ib-' Jew error against her, and she was re-
moved from the watchloose Isy lire friends.

I • •. .
to fir h h he' atue Ihr Poilbjert of inquiry
tviii•ve.l it to in. Stiiitht rs's. The
the IV to,tiraimra 144,1,440aLit
to dim 4hiamayeeti the error, 11 la so
I /tip vockris of 1141-cartridge. into it,
routir I
nu arra to avoid de:ection.
• Titiatlrwond, in hU present pine
evinces tt,r same oio.ness and in.lil
r.47Y)RS. nniAn-mle manifested since hi* appr
.