The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-03-15 00:00:00

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MAIDSTONE. 31saci 13.—The Comunoission for this
county opened here to-day by 31r. Ilarom I,W ill
the Croon Court. The Loan t7uter It ta.oN arras r i in
town this afternoon, and the business of the N jai ! rius
Court will comenener before his 11,01,15161,10-10,,N,),,.
The gasl calendar contains 114 Cj•.•!.. ;;'!I :ire
happy to state that there are very few heinous vileness
recorded in it.

The Wand Jury threw ont the bill of indirUurnt f•w
the only ease of ;tinnier : :,u4l iu one c.i.e for chi: 41 mu' -
der Ina concealment, the proecution n.i.abatu!onetl for
want of evidence. Several cases u ere ili•poAeJ of to-
day. but none of them were of pubic inter,st.
*Prod..- nag was row laird of (beep-stealing, and
received (enterer of death : as also William
limo for a burglary, but neither of these rases was worth
detail.

Cowervrn•-• 1\~t; I:4 rS.--Yesterdar a 1 in.ineSr was
In the Ilu-srd-ruouu of St. tilitm'alVeirhhiou,se, I,efs.re
'll'uuN %I STIK list'. Coroner, On the body of a male
child n.

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Hannah Hale, of No. 3. Upper 3lontagne-street, on
Sunday Lst observed a woman. with a hotline under her ,
shawl, to go down the area steps of Mr. Nelson's house.
No. 24. Russel-square, and shortly after she came op
again. when she had nothing with her. She was dressed
very decently in black, and appeared to be a handsome
young w an. She appeared rather hurried and run-
fused. Witness was afterwards informed that the child
was found in the area.
Harriet It Alton, housekeeper to Mr. Nelson, deposed,
that on Similar atterfloon last, about four o'clock, on 1
coming out of Out kiivlien into the area, she saw u bun- i
die, schicl, Ohe thought weq. clean. she called the Cot-
' man, who opened It, and found the body of the deceased
quite dead. 'fhe deceased was wrapped up in a petti-
! coat of superior quality, and a cotton handkerchief:
witness spuke as to her confidence of the child not being
the offspring of any person in the house.
Mr. Binger. the lionse-apethecary, attributed the ,
death of the deceased to the neglect ot' its mother.—Ver-
dict—"'Tat the deceased came to his death through
the wilful neglect of its mother, who is at prcseat un-
known."
An inquisition was taken yesterilsy, in Whitecross-
street person. before Teton %15 SIIELTON, F.Sq. Coeotier,
on the losily of Mr..lofin Spry.—The deceased was land.
lord of the Cork public-horse, in Alill-lane, Tager-
wool, and was committed to this prison on the 7th
instant. It appearing, from the es idence orbit.. Thomas
Wadi', surireon to the prison, that the deceased was in
very had health; when be came there he was in a Sate
of consumption, and of which he had no doubt he died.
Verdiet—" Died by the visitation of tiod:'
itectsAansott, lion n sacs and Un. respectfully acquaint
the Pubiir. that Tickets and Shares fur the New State
Lottery are now 01 sale, at their Orson, Hank-briidittgo,
Corwhiii. and !;haring-cross.—The Scheme commies
rout" Prises of 315,000/.; Two of 211,00Uf. ; Two of

ithlllilf.l3 per Cent. Cassels; and 46.1N10/. has bees
'aided le the Pei se-tuoser heretofore allowed by Horton.
smell.' fur the rschseleir advantage of early Perchmers.
WNW in Two Tisolleand Prises o( etch will be
' there hewed by s preeinsineer Drawiss as the I
Aptili-ollsossissessitOfesissnors sad l'lnt issW in the
Lottery just ended. Ne. 7807, a Ptise Mussy,
'a Shores.—Schenses