The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-01-07 00:00:00

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THE STATF,SN

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CRUEL ArItAUD.
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Bow syRRRy.—A few days since.. female, whose I
RI APSIONI•1104111.—A Miler, of tkettallts of Reed,
Flikaller evidently proved that she had seen better days whose appeareme was that of a most determined
than she thee esioyert, being in meat affliction, ap- Ignilni was brought up in the needy of the dims,
plied to Mr. Stains, Outing Mr name to he Bland, ; on the charge of being • common vagrant.
the widow ef en Attorney, who died • few months , The officer who apprehended him said, that the
since, and left her with five ch.tdren, *holly own. y Prisoner and another fell" of the same Prelemien
tided for, in part, in" grew di,i„,... , In a abort' infested the eseighbourbood of Feneherch-street I. a
Om after her heahand's fleet h, she became at quieted . most abatreisable'stlegree. Having seen them very
with a me, who had the appearance of a Gesstleuren, I often sport that beat, he asked them yesterday whe-
at a Mears house at Itictimoed. to whom she ►re_ 1 ther they had ever applied to the Seaman's Commit-
tared her &mews; hp aftermath called on her at , tee to (Maio relief. They replied in the effireamive ;
her residence, No ii, Bride-row, jOiselhetti, and ap. and said, that they had seen the Secretary of that In.
peered to
he sato her in ber'teisfortenes, stitMiee at the Queen's Heed, in the Peeltry. Thia
and told here
he could get her oldies see (a youth assertion mistimed him that they were both im.
sheet 19)prisvkleti for, if *be could proem. the sum posters, as the Committee have removed is Alder-
ref 1301. far a place ender Gaeorament. She „toed manbery• He therefore said they should p along
that she had no means of her own, bet wield try with him to the Committer, but this they seress'd so
arnoeg her friends, as it wood be a great c 0,,,,, do, saying, that he waisted to take them to the Man.
fort to her, if h„ "„ was in a way if getting his siert-house, end get there committed to quo& In
livine,—The mae „proted his ohne to ba consequence of their refs's', Mortised them both by
John (Any
that be Men broeght up to the law, In the collar, and end red to effect by force that
the office of the late mr. Hammer, in crionrorpti which he could net gain by stratagem. In tbestrugele
and that he was related to that Gentlemen ; and which mimed, one of the sailers escaped ; but the
else that he had acted as an Attorney at Newark. Prisoner was secured. though's"' before he had mile
a most Mistiest, resistance, and torn the clothes tom.
—She eserted herself amongst her frieods, and
represented the advantages that had been held est to PletelY off the officer's hads• As he was not able to
her on her advancing one hundred and thirty ponds, give a satisfactory account of lamstrif, the Lord
committed him to Biidevrell for a month, and sen-
and ceder these circerostances, a Gentleman very
tamed him to receive several good le hippiegs deriug
humanely consented to let her hams it when the rep-
pointment was procured for her ann, and when Mr. that I eriod.
Lloyd called open her again she informed him she A woman, with two young childree, evidently in
had succeeded in getting the promiee of the 1301. He greet distress, were nest pet to the bar. She had
been found begging. In her defame she stated, that
then said he should be able to ismere her ars ap.
she had been driven to that step by the mast mete
point amt fee her son in a few days, and shortly Om
er to have her money ready want ; Oro bad applied to her parish for relief, but
called again, and told h
by the sensing of the '24th ef December last, bad failed in obtaining it.
as be bed procured the promise of en appoint- The Loan MAYOR, on hearing this statemest, or.
went of • Page to the King. She accordingly dared the officers to go to the Overseers of her parish
went tat the Gentleman, her friend, who had pro. and tell them of the situation in which She bad been
found ; sad if they refused to giver her the assistance
milled her the money, and he give her 1001. aid a
Rank.note for 30. which she g„e to Mr. Lioydordhen which her amenities dtemeded, to tale her, with
he celled upon her on the morning of the 'l4th of his compliments, to the Magistrates of Worship-street
office, (in whose distlict her pariah lies,) end to oh-
December, when be desired her to accosepaey him,
rain &summons for she attendance of the Overseers.
and he would give her the necessary ammonite mad
warrant of appointment for her sm. She acmes. In the meanwhile, he himself would take are that
ponied him to the 'treasury, and be desired Mr to site,twas•ProPerly relieved.
" toddle" abort the plume for • few minuets, and ihe "an Nato% in the smarm of this cages is
he wield return to her. She saw him go elitist great 'sighed in very strong terms against a shameful pram
staase, and return with some papers in his bud. lice which has lately become oily too common with
Sheafterwards accompanied him across the Peek, to the different Overseers in the metropolis. They
Si. James's Palace, when he told her be was going to either totally refuse t• assist the" who apply to
the Lord Criamberlain's
the, for the aurae' of thee, or eke, instead of gill.* them that submits•
appointment, as • Page to the King. list relief which the law requires, dismiss them with
Oo their arrival at the Palace, he desired her to a Present of a few shilliors earl a. eider net to
"kick her heels about for a short time, and he would pester them with any fakirs visits. 'the consequence
is,. that many poor creatures enable to protere work,
return to her with the warrant from the Lord
Chamberlain's Office." She waited in the Palace Isre impelledc to solicit charity to prevent themselves
between three and feet Mors, till she became es- free' starring; the streets Metal suers with men-
dicants, whit have been necessitated to become so,
haested, end then went to the Lord Chamberlain's
owing to this custom; while thebesieess of the differ-
Officer, and impaled for Mr. Lloyd, bet neither be
env Purim Offices has been increased in a most megr-
im any thing of the pretended transaction was kissers
moos degree by the intreductim of this system,
of there, and she thee began to suspect that she lead
*litchis m ceetrary to every feeling of justice acid
been doped and defrauded of Mr money, and web
every inquiry after him, but in vain; she thee Madb hemanity•
an epocation to sir. Bante, and related des ca., GUILOUALL.--J. Roberts was yesterday finslly
onostawros that happened to her, who had ato limits. \ esamised, charged with 'opaline a worthy of tea,
inset la granting a armrest pins, Lloyd, for ahead. 11116 properly of M . Halals and Jobesee, of Ni-
Mrs. Blend hed fortunately got the nisebers of the ehr„las-lane.
notes —17410 is that of the 1001. sad 11,00-111,4 C. Petegajoyesan to the Prosecutors, mid, that
. and thn oaorm,t of thew haet, dm been
pt% in Monday morning be was delivesing some parcels
pod at the 8, 19-7.---, _Adidas. tbb„afgasavaam-biamy lisivettliaree, Akieralmbsty, whoa the Poisoner
eoderteek Ike serving of the warrant. and to gs is ran of with a large package of tea from his cart.--
Mr. Ilidney, of Led•lene, who saw the transaction.
magi' of Lloyd, whom Mrs. Maori described to be
shoot 35 years of age, five feet live inches high, bald acquainted the entices with it, aunt he pursued and
head at the top, wearing powder, pale face, thinosid overtook the Prisoner with hie bnoty.—Fully corn-
very tom nose; and whets be defrauded her of the twill"
Jo
money, was domed in a blue coat, black silk waist. John Wilton was brought before the sitting Mogi.
smote, Mr. Alderman Woon, charged by diathesis,
coat, blue pantaloons, boots, and a inlaid great mat.
, qui
the street petrel', with felony. The latter deposed,
"whin; has not yet wooded is tracing his "t and
" that at aquitter before nine o'clock, an Teeaday
attending him. ,1
f evening, he and his brother officer observed the Pri•
soma In Cheapside, with a laid on his shoe'der, to.
vered with an old apron. They followed him into
St. Paul's Church-yard, where he rested the load on
the pitching-block. 'they then sceosted him, es-
rosined Mislead, which proved to be several large cop-
per-plates fir calico-printine, sad asked where he
got them ? Ile said they were his owe, and he was
carrying them to Mitcham. Not being satisfied with
this account, the of detained hies.
The Primmer, on being desired to account for his
being in possession of the property, said they were
found by bias in Mile-end-reed ; that he was em-
ployed by Mr. Hamilton, of Stratford, its refining
Mosher', Sat.', and had wetted fur him some time.
Mr. Hamilton being also a coal-merchant, a mes-
senger was dispatched to the Coal Fachatate, it being
market-day thefts, to require his attendance; but net
being able to meet with him, the Prisoner was re-
manded till this day.
Quatte.seresste —Yesterday T. Jennings. alias
(Ed Tom, of pedestries earatorimy, was bright up
oo the foliation% charge:—The Prisoner was at Key•
nolda's, in Dewy-lane, in March last, when a sport-
ing matt gave him his watch to pledge for 11. bat the
Prisoner went off with the watch, and had not been
heard off till now. Ihe Prisoner, in defence said,
be gave it to another wee I. pewit. The Magistrate
discharged the reamer, and advised the Gentleman
1 to apply to another Court.
WORSIIIP-STRRILT. Yesterday • man and woman,
Yesterday morning, about eine o'clock, • Persons! well-known charecters, were remanded, having been
named Long, in the employ of Mr. Blickland, • apprehended
.n of ut
at a peblimhouae in Golden-lace, 015
brewer, at Hampaiesd, having occasion to leave his u
room for a shot( time, left his u children, a girl . Llir:csecnsoaricr.noreirti" forgednn
wedl7 oath m
m ed
and • boy. in bed. A are being in the room, it no- i Margin. easeamseee berate J. 1%. i'neeeYr.l2lfln :Illartterre
efehrotelenaoteelsy
vicoormi
emismuni kit: ted
damn;to theihe bed.acre a
mw
she
ofn ?heft „raza",:ii...,:liirrrie:...7.:,,i,.).....,i,..oir.bioltx4rdbilt,ortria,pritelsestket.boorek.,
The M....r0t0r deposed. that an eatarclay lan, ahem eleven
children brought a constable, who burst open II e i o
1 ;pcit:,gal7dee.n, ps:oontatgettuushi:thes.lireta Nark. In his way so
doer, and discovered the girl, about eight years old,
burnt in a most shocking manner. There are ma I Same. and Ise emer.ll the Green4vlrk.iculahlise pat 71..7
hopes of her life beitsg saved. A plentiful supply of Jatwe4 Palace. be iitmerved 101 l ill.lookitut fellnat following
water beio4 a i habil, the Ere was estinguished iu the ! 16164 InKi"er""gli"."l"'mend"' in at 'lrk his. he tool
the premium...l ini-Isag the wham of hi. *welt, which wa.
room where It begat,. I wane Olty guinea.. threuigh Ow iiiiiiiin-litite of hi. ootneoot.
Yesto rday ot.toing the body of an elderly wanes, :LIT br wns 'a"' "It ""; d"un th.• a"shher, sheYbeit"dchea
apviteolly it. tit.. almost distress, was found in the litiOnted, d:ealbbsaotch air 1:1-.1wweall.i:ha• nhdo3cl7.lled,::: Idsk:udae.in-
Thames, Ora r laiMr•bliala ; she was supposed to be' soar to set it, Rua they then ran Holy. Ile followed tla,o,n
•OpOrharkrOlirorkri,tiii: thoy rtarleell ill the ...g, and he board the
lint quite dead, and was carried to the Camden's
lived, *bete a surgeon attended, who used the means on hill Warn Ins,goe'grom ie.! ril7.7g.."l74gukllveelif:os trun"iounis -ot
recommended by the Royal Humane Sociely for linfobtwry 1•013". a es'aslahle• pith a rtralletio° of ere
about au hour, but to no effect. She was observed Oa s:rret,and
Sr:a" hefieiangsCti:lai ersouwliObturai"ctiaau I".r.dYl so
o alkitic abort' near the spot in a melancholy mood, 1 Proteretar rated. ihat, ea hlooda: -cc mun ciao him icro.i.ori;
and at length jumped into the water. I street, and oterri haw a posed sire if t- ..curd ant prow,
esti, bat be glue OW so sower, as: t:tt• tubaso tog day be re

tamed a addle etuarbed la the follow* brood frordelpie anon?.
boar penes :--
•• ada.—Yoo will weigh wren olde propriety of proare..r,d,r
IV Prisoaer. You are 'oft awn judge. but of !Me Opp..
VOW bib. boudellbar moos will be be coodeequeorr.
.. Yeah, &c. ibr Priettreed true Mad WM. Frtendl,

The Primmer denied the rabbet,. anti called • mar, named
Trieg, is pnlve an alias: art she seseent be amens e• Mr_
OMP I. rnrognirett hie :is lie nos whit offered lots the pound
note tp bonito Freer dings. lie ems in ennequenre pet to
Mr bar, bot no proof of his balsa euhlrerthni it the robbers
mold be brought nslshst Mu, mid be was fisrbersed t tort
Itlotga• as telly committed.

DANDY TARQUIN.
tivitm-ehta.-011 Wedondar • /whirs Fateisitr. drewed
brst 4)1, el Deadpieet. w. clogged with at n.tenspi
violate the per.on of a bat liwkieg jirl, oboist .evestvets
yews of age.
The t7amplainast stated. shot the Primmer. folk. aleonsee of
bit father mid mottle , the hunter of altos 16 &sealant art -
claw is the City. ceeeesbra boweelf in her bed room. and but
on Ler eateriag it, he crept froth bh. Indies-03, and .stag
her used the wale, threw itvr on the be.: t that she via..a
Watch fur his. heiriewer, In oreogilt, and *Hoge ed .sicce ito.
folly spin., biw. Wit that he did ho, detiw fruits hit attempt,
until a frOlow•wootint, drawn to ihe plat, bt her ere... ha.l
briskets it panel in Or door, 13 riots-avowing Nikon it 11.4
mete her Iron hi. gripe. I tic atu.ter ass mistreat hat tog se.
tweed haw •Iscii sly of er, dneharred both her and her felts's*.
rennin. %Web citrus's:me, the seemed to re.rot MK* than toe
trionwent which she received tenet the Dowdy he..
The MAGISTIIAII rreo.nim.idrd a coraprownw. The needy
eared :)..; hat lie ftioecutri st,sen.toded 3)1., *Walt
rellawd, the hi nighttime adt tied her hi indict him fur tbc ae,tult at
the he,siuhi.

111 K DKUPPKU CUILD.

As twines, was held on Wednesday, for the porprwear=
laming by at hst menus stirs elartit Mood is fivalhodeeti add
aftersarded,ed is She Woll.lolose, bad care to kadeothr lbw
endear, went to prove. are the child. ohm ire &dud. ens
e•ttleoly lalmoting order the "feet. of snow .spastic meths
rine e Mr st was the opinion ut Ik. Llesenon. OM the qvudetay
oat neither mbei,..st, s•tr 'outbids', it:tended h tototoce death.
eiwaiostairce tramps-ea whir., could leaden a di-raver/ of
she mollter, shove lierittiwtotro. salt zitooloteh to Stilltssi•
stir& compered whit her barbarity in iolferii.e int. Waist to be
I reposed, en a y sisal. to the °pea I met.; bet the
don of she folios tag sluing ex plaits toe smile tromisidirea,
with Ibis eseept.on :
Illizabeln Winter ,seen. About Iwo stonth.aito. belogis
want or a raw child. I applied to Met. Ana llynitisr, h mid-
site, madras in Kirby 4trett. Ilattossoniett, for a HUM to
111•111 e, wy uww ittrial died a the drifted me to call eau fee
days. sa a lady .b. •a; for ad; alleed ea pre>swtnc.,n moo as
boatight lobed she child o ...IA he ton sit to mine; best lbs. it
soold he nolo for a tea day.. I refined tit tale II ret so ,nut
o period, told Mn. Sy mom 'ha I wasted roe to• a length
or doe. Mn Systoss Mete said. tkw her siwer, Mrs. LW Nil.
oho lodged in the tame biome with me, road sake me Mast,
and I smell* !,..me artistry to dry-mine. I dot tint me Me,
drools again beta after ,he decisised was brought by M...
White, sister4a-Mw to Mr.. Systatb, le the 'sense Imes, L
lodge, to be gives to kin. 1..7.14. hire. SySileieei Wier 1 k Oa.
brought ea Someday the IVSO of Decembrr law, betimes &Wive
and one o'clock. and as Mu. Evans was not at hone. I kat
the care of It said Oar Iseselay Admit log. On .4hiltraily oern-
iee Ix sew, the prop. o i.. te,...sht Cie cholla to we. came
eel mid the istlat tolls it back to Mr.. swift. to it %H. intri.t.
ed to be mot to wet-nine se to timbre's Mate It the citatory.—
The r told on. perfectly healthy dune( she time it was sub me.
turf lived me milk said antis-toots It Ws. not above three
Wows oil hr., it Wet iwinl43l tu we oa •initeday. I dreamt
she rhil..l on furidasr, awl CM. roil it to Mrs. Spews, in Kirby-
' wrest. sad deists-red it to her at tow O'clock la the afternoon ;
she paid we 7s. he see th,t it ow goirso
IP it father's count., 5r..,. ;mow ..rs from Loadon, es be
pet feliene. Nhow I hod the ct.ild On. by sous advised air
es get stogie piallpiri. and gut I:ieso loth. child, ask otraLl
I limp it coostastly wises, aad omen reveller& .hisi tit eve a
eMid that wos crow. ito roman) "mums. lhe lith or D•rmi-
bet, I heard of a child beim; dropped in mh• sheet I west
to ere 11. from an .aipososios on nay WINS thai it won ter two,
child I had tetra to Mrs Ss mom tae "ape armless's I saw it
at the witltheusr, and knee it firm two red pimple. on MIS
shoolder. and Wm out L at red wise, which I •oppne she mo-
ther received tt bile pregnant of it. hems bMoetto Midi it. .
The dresethr veld e.tt &Imola It WI,
ISM a Ste and heatitelel dirt ; and dim ouspowstared lona
mud dirty, Out the seine diem. 'terve she thin. It lad very
Mach hair; Ise sore it was tbe moss chili ; l 'ow Ii acids.%
the tollorrsoe isturatitt, and aid tote ilmt ttourthitti had het it
given Is impropeoly tit sans se work setrrril in .1, epprile-
saes that l "h. old net Ilse Leona is flistillotorthe stash. I tom.
alrendy Onerihed. It an* dr..% ot aritt- ; nano
told men' had been on ewer riles. .be tmtl it. OW the child re.
waisted w ids me, l feel oiti•ise,l it afraid hay, hero mitre at this
time I ast,toio the sore .now .011.1 Ina diocese; L
• I,iled it .it stole w the to•alotouve. stud n at worse every
time. It was a net, piercing cold night nu. /teemed east
drotipett. I net.? scarped .row
ohm child was.
Here She evidence Closed, sham some of the Jaty pit opomd Its
eanaitue Mr.. byssosiv, olio ors pre.ent, u her ...or 111 the.
Overawe timed, that It soil/ he nighty Improper to -
elliille lief Wan war anteeded to be prw.retttrd 'So pare. and
UM was sow coder hall to 30,014 her lee odhore, mid 14ed
*Sy COOSA eel call us bet :tient:is ate hermit. 11• se the sest.o
Wire i leered.
ran J iffy after a sitting of wren boom and it eumelial inn of
ten home, in tompliance with the optu.on et the Doctors, le.
:wa tied • verdict—Dted by hr v twat too it (lad.