The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-07-30 00:00:00

Overt to pail. hss ret his hoot, of Annlimy we'
Tohbod not only ..1 hi, money end welch, bet efrip-
toil in • 60416u/I 101 l linked. TArse berberilies note
enonmit.rd by premised hands, who hid inenniebret
brbind helitit•, eon ti4Tted pot. IloTT.oso, Oleo
were not seemsfel in 111 their strarks. 0.. )Dung

man, who Wag escorting his sweetheart home was
itrtsrcep•ed ly two ruffians, one attempted to
collar him, sod hit a wade the girl, when the
young man sercerded in heating h.•th, alter•
Palely, awl rescuing his intended wife from their
grasp. Informations were however, brought y es-
teitlay. of s I who continued to he confined in
railway f the injuries they experienced. One
G..ntleman attended with his left are in a sling, who
said hi. shoulder was pet nut, bat he was not slue
whether by blows with blailg•ntrs, from the villeins,
or by his resitting their attacks.

A snrinant in ihn Life Girard', who bad bates
robhad and itl treated. offended, and althoogh ha is
abase sis feet high, had nn chance in defending him-
sale. 'bearing •hick attacked his being so oomerosia
and powerful.
(Hest of the villains now in cogently, molt taken in
• booth in the fair, known as the Flash linoih, /be
ro.ort for thieves and disorderly pet anti,, and s basket
full of pocket bandkerchwfs, 'opposed to bo stolen
properly. was taken there, which had been con-
reeled when the Police Akers, constiblcs, and spe-
cial constables, were overcome and beat oat kr the
.

Si, N. Condom has taken op this holiness In a
spirited wanner, and declared he will not discharge
on) of the polies in estlettly, and has re-enrovnilted
them, to /mob!, those she hire been injured or rob.
brd to wend, if the►' can. to identify them. Twee•
send, the officer, was present )esterday at the Office.
and &Howl, That derihg his long practice of 40
years, he did not recollect such a numerous MU
seetblsge of thieves, and mach daring and ontrageees
conduct.

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The following it the tobstonep of the estminstion of
Show brought from diffneot osich.bouses pAeiday
morning :

Henry Ilanceck was identified by Liesfenani
asithd Oakes, of the Royal Nary. oho stared, that
ren Mendat evening he. accompanied hy bra brother,
sae iodated to An to see the humnets of West-rod
fair, alter', bet seen nine end ten o'clock, he was
oust htni in it held by a number of persons; he esti.
mated 11141 there were t [mar& of fifty of them, near
the entrance to the fair. The ruffians had coeuived
rodeo holm. sib, an that he as unable to cull for
a•sitt•nee; and from the number. oho attar heti him,
alas unable to resits the tillains, who vinientt) robbed
Lim of 1.1. hat ulna tier entee•otee of hi, per he, shay
separsted %rut those him from hit brother. Ile WWI
5.,. the p•iquimr oast me of the m•rl, who attaulted
nod robbed I in); he had no welter/I.n of the other
Prisoners at the I •r ; het one of the Triteness. orHs
•at •smoistml on .si heat,: ynu eetinelettf t hurre, be
am sure had attarkrd him, and he mould attend
the seat elimination.

Walret Orket. Esq. broil lir of the last witness,
had a Intone°. 4.ler his right eye, orcssioned by the
Holy reevierd, confirmed the statement of his
brother. and believed the Prisoner flanirock to he
Vito of the gang rhe attacked him and his brother at
the fair. hot he derlined swearing positively so him.
Sir NAINAPIAL CONANT arldrested the Prisoner,
and told him he toss chalet, with a very aerie's
ofTvore, and tommitted as it was in such a 'intim
and itimultenes assembly, and in tech a &tin and
outr.ge,.es manner, no matter whether he actually
romeniiivd it or net, if he was aiding and abetting
those that did he was regain, guilty ; he had no
doubt 1114 if a Jury should find him guilty, this
Joke who tried his would think bun a proper ob-
ject for varcirtirn.
Josept. Imminsiad, a young man, was identified at
tho doer or passage of the Olfiee as being one of a
gang at the fair en Monday night.
Thomas Lanais *dealer in milk, of Little Carter.

lane, Doctors' Commons, slated, that or Monday 1
evening, he went to West-end lair, where he was at-
tacked by a gene of 50 or 60 mess, armed with stick s,l
who knocked tins dowel, and most cruelly beat him. '
They afterwards robbed him of his watch, bat, sod'
handkerchief. They used so moth violent. is taking
his watch, that they lore net his f.b with it. Some
of them called out to murder him, as they were aware
that be knew some of them, sod where they resided.
The Prisoner denied being at the fair, sod said he •
he was in his ostater's horse ell that night. lie had I
then left his master's hoes., who is Mr. Rufale,
lkonmaltery, to take some things to the blaster of
' the Rolls, ii Chsocery-lane.
Ilia muter afterwards came to the °lke and offer-
ed to hill him, bet he 535 informed it ass not a bail-
wile offence. incept before a Jude.
George Ireland, Henry Dorrinelon, hseTh
land Wriliane Ofivcr. were charged by Geerge lyur.
I cell, a special assertible, who oppretehde.l them f..r
disorderly assembling at lee ticiJck on WednesJoy
i morning in the fair.
On the Prisoner Ireland were feord two pockets
of nankeen breeches or trowsers, which had evident-
ly beers cut or torn out.
George Cornhes was charged with attempting to i
several pick rckria in the fro., on Teere•y evening.
M ARLIWIROVOII-VritST.—Yrsiereay, John Reid
I and John Dann, Ina youths, were charged with
picking pockets at West.end fair.
Samuel Foreman apprehended the Prisoners to.
(ether in Si. Glee's, after their retain from the 144,
on Toysilay evening, and upon Uurru he found 13
silk handkerchiefs, wlsi.h he said he picked op.—
They were both remanded till this day week, for the
handkerchiefs to he illeuri6eil.