The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-12-09 00:00:00

THISATRIVALb.
NaR.T.Lot Tahiti—Tim oral of Adorers,
was btotigtst out ott Saturday niftht, fur the first
thit Peyton. it was cast it the same ,env that we have
been unvisited to witnts, at tLis TbeatTe; with the ex-
ception of Mre. Aunstted first appearance; as Mandone.
The andettaliiig was, a most di cult one, especially in
the hands of a perforttei so little known to the public
hot the sweetneSs of her voire, the delirbet of her taste;
and thi facility of bite eiettition, carrivd her threngh
the task with credit :tnd applanie. In the most trying
effort of the piece, " The So!dier '4'47 site evinced
considerable Skill andpilginent; hnt though it was en•
cored, and in our opinion, deservedly,
,it requires
stronger power of voice than thiihrfy pcsicises, to Kivu
fall effect to its martial and alarming. eharoetei. Mr:
HRA MANI displayed his fine powers with !tree energy, in
the part of Arbsccs; and Mt. goat's AfitiGants
iA
linortis to be oue of his best attempts. They were both
in good Mier; aid 'wait much asPlsided. Mddame
VESTRIP. and Miss'Porstv, entitled themselves. also tot
favour with which they were received by tiffs Happy ex
ertion of their total abilities.

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The Mfg Allied Sovereigns and their tdinisterti it
Verona obaerstd the Christian sebbsth on the 24th alt.
by witn-ssing a series of festivities, conSitiog of sing•
inn, 'lancing, lottery iltawings, fice. in the ten:sifts of
the ancient Amphitheatre. The seect.iturs fit the-fetri
amounted to about 00,9011.
Connote% begovers.—else of a LUNATIC 1tti.1.11,10 et.
IIIIWIlt?..-On'Intrestayt the 66th alt. the village of hodnon,
In Norfolk, was thrown into the greatest aierin•from tab rf,
port that a mnrder hod been committed in the Aerials for
toluenes, kept by Mr. Jolly,. at thet Weer.. it proved as-
fortunately to he the ease. Rod it 'srIVI estaetaisted that e
keeper,,eamed Aimee Dale, bad, wittiest the, least provoca-
tioa, bees murdered by one of the patients of that asylum.
We understand the conskieseent patients were generally al-
lowed to dine by th•inseives in it parlour. and one of Me
keepers attended to them with meat, dte. Dale, the
Unortoeste vi4lin, was waiting on seven or sight dente-.
men at dinner; Its asked Thomas Colman if he ems trot
well, as he ippeared to eat his dinner aith indifferertee.—
Dale carved the meet for the gentlemen. when Column
sestched up the knife which Dale had been e• ing,aod plunged
it into his (Ono's) aide, just under the left breast,, which.
mortal wound lie did not survive more than four minutes !
Coteau admitted that he stabbed Dale, and observed. wit'f
the greatest indifference. that be would serve Mrs.Jellyti
the same, the first opportattity. A Coroner's Jury
oo Fiiday morning. and were slating• till four in the
afternoon, and than adjourned till the following Tuesday, at
one, when they returned a verdict—'• Murdered by Thomas
Colman, an fitment, person." r. Jeilye, the proprietor of
the asylum, was ill in bed at the time themelsnekoly
cusestaeee took piste, which lied snrh en ellen sport him,
that be died OD Saturday merging at riche* o'clock. Dale
had Lived with Mr.Joilye some yesrs. end was gessidered d
very attentive and humane man to the pativena, and war
touch respected by Mr. Jollye, and all who knew him. Col-
man Is about 36 years of age, end bas been io Loddon Any=
Inn some years.—(fAelsrsford Cisrintiele.)
Hoke,* B ITT. OD WriMilldDy last at Inquest
was taken by Mr. Joint Merit". one of his Majesty's Coro •
nets for Neefolk, at the George Inn. Cation, en the body of
Joseph Todd, a poor boy aged it years, who died Whet'
suddenly on the std tenant. We bete seldom to motel
sa
inquest of to painful sad distressing e eaters as the fellow-
leg. It appears in evidence that the purists *Seers of Pal-
grave. out, Diu, had, in the month of April tact, wren.
tired the deceased to one William Vincent. a entire of Fast
Miley, whose employment is that of a travelliag chimney-
sweep, having no settled else. of resideace. bet leaomg
most vagrant sort of life, lying on commens, exposed te
open air, cad in barns snd out-houses. On Friday the VOSS
sit. the waseller.aseempfaitd by ails brother, sad the de-,
ceased, revived et the George lee, Colon' sad *OM pen
mission to sleep In the landlord's bey4oo, which engrain-
ed. Inewladeleemehrlviwier-sweaseliag- reeled -ea s•••alield
Heath; Yielded Al wet name the &ageism stale of hie
apprentice to say one, moth the nett day, whoa he wet
found in the loft seedy insensible. and evidently dying. Mr.
Chandler, it %urgent of St. was sent for so Sunday
evening. sad os the following morning eery the boy ex-
pired. The parish officers of Cation, with that laudsb:e
anxiety to arrire at the truth of this mysteries, oceerratee,
sugalrrsl Mtn. assistsate of the Coronae nod • profeesieost
gentleman of this city. The body SD being removed front
the coin, cod !dripped from the shrewd, presented the most
horrid and miscrabjeappearsetee; Wiles carnally Omitted!
by Dr. Fiyensan, itsthe presence of sad with the assistance
of Mr. Chandler. The following, we uuderstand, are the
observations of the Illediral Gentlemen. There was as ex-
tensive ulcer on the left shoulder, In a state of perfect vrt.
geese, the else of a dollar, the (weenie* starve* was frac-
tured, and even the ligaments divided from thitead of the
armorer breaking down the smooth eartilW, Whirl it IS'
joined. or received into the caddy of the Wineula. Melly
bruises were observed over the surface of the body. whicft
presented an object little better than • mere skeleton, en,
dandy the result not only of cruel treatment, but of starve-.
lion. There being no evidt nee es to how the deceased came
hy the injuries he had receiver!. although tits strictest Inves-
tigstion took place during an examination of fire hours.—
The jury. iestreeted by the Coroner, were re-Intently com-
pelled to relent the following verdiet•-•-That the dreamed.
Joseph Todd, ramie by his death throngh the gross neglect
of his master. William Vincent, through the want of prcesse
food and nourishment, and also from want of timely media
eel aid.
SANT FAT/MITT i ova F&MILT.--1 few
days since, Miss Fellow. Testifies at Newingtou-place, pre-
delisted herself from a two-pair of stairs window, and was
killed on the spot. A Coroner's inquest was held, when it
appeared In evidence. that she had been labouring for some
time under a n debility. The medical gentlemen
who attended her had visited her in the morning,
and left bat wader the impression of a peedy counties-
eenee, as she was decidedly better thou she had been foe
many days. She requested her sister to wet her r cup of
tea, and during her absence she threw Arnett from the win.
flow. The verdict was--•• That her death was caused by
precipitating herself from a window in a temporary fit of in-
sanity. ' It is remarkable, that about two yews stare, her
own mother role from the same bed, and threw h•o-self front
the same window, under similar circumstances end sti:l
more ezirsordlasry, as our readers may recollect. that Mrs.
Matthews, of Crooked-lane. who some time sleds threw her-
self miters window with en Infant in her arras,whichperished
whither, was sister to Miss Penne. Thus. in one Wildly,
hare four lives been lost, Bed ouch met, tiff death from the
setae unhappy cause! It is but justice to add, that in each
instance the moat affectionate end uuremitting attention was
paid by the encoding relatives.

Tog W .—The week cmsmaseed with boisterous
winds sod heavy showers; and ou Thumbsl night, the storm
returned and rose to a hurricane. Little dilatant wig done
1;q the gales in the metropolis; but those on Thursday
night appear to be very eitensive and irAtruetive. Many
places in the country. as well as in the miighbeurhnod
of
towu have been inendated; but this elect has been pro-
duced less by the quantity of rain than by the land having'
been previously saturated. The atmosphere has been ge-
herally clearer than usual at this sasses of the year. 'Yes-
terday was brilliant; and to-day the sun shone, though ra-
ther through a mist. The weather no* Is wintry Is some
parts of the ►ingdom. In !relied. lientland.•nd soiree places
of the north of England snow lay deep on F.-Way ar'nelght
en the hiile. The thermometer In the 'telethon-hood of
Edinburgh oss 30. The quantity of rain fallen nate sleets
Saturday is I inch (I-tenths.
Strand. Dee. 7.

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