The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-06-03 00:00:00

POLICE.

Quat' SQUARE. SATURDAY.--Applicarlolll4 Wet
this day made to admit to bail several of the
seventeen persons, who were committed for west of
sureties, for being concerned in the rioting in St.
Anne's Lane, and Peter•street, Westminster. os /lou-
dly night lost.
The sitting Magistrate. Rowe. RAAm AA ono. E•ci
informed the bail, that at p sssss t no sureties could be
accepted for any of the parties macerated in the riot.
A mart named Hart had been shot daring the affray,
and he was now lying in Westminster Hospital. is a
dying state; and until the Coroner" impost had sat
on the body (fur the surgeons had informed him that
his reeovery was impossible) he could sot determine
if it might not be his duty to send all the accused per-
• sons to trial for the murder; that would. however.
chiefly depend epos the verdict of the jury.
Mr. MARKLOID said, that he perfectly coscurred
with his brother Magistrate. that it would be improper
to admit to bail any of the accused persons. because
the Coroner's Jury might return a verdict that walla
affect the whole of them. He (Mr. Marklasd) bad
been that morning to the Hospital, and found that
Hart was dying. The ball had entered the bowels,
and could not be extracted. The surgeons who at-
tended him were satisfied that be could not live many
hears.
The parties offering bail were ordered to apply
again after the Coroner's Inquest should have sat on

tie body.
The person who shot Hart, has been examined pri-
vately, before one of the Police Magistrates. He ad-
mitted the fact ; but declared, that it was in defence
of his life that he fired his pistol. His name is
Broughton. he belongs to the Bow-street Patrol', sad
was called to assist in quelling the riot. He states
that he bad fire irisbmea upon him at the dee be
fired, sad the wounded man was the most active of
them, baring a bludgeon in one bead, and a brick-
bat in the other, and was raising the former weep**
to strike him at the time be felt it his duty, Is protec-
tion of his life, to let off big fire-srms. Several police
officers have bees examined, corroborating Brouglitoa's
statemeat, sod therefore he is not is custody, bat wiU
be forthcoming should the CoroseeraJasy versteata
verdict against him. The dying sass's dopesities dam
not confirm Broughtoa's statement is every respect.

The Chief Commissienter of the hinelvent Dobson
Court, lately advised a female, whq was examiaed ow a
witness in her brother's case, to befvery cautious of the
manner is which she roaductedienvetr, sod Essentials=
that there was a clause in the l*llireat Act, which would
operate ray seeloesly agalwee who should he de-
tected is a strews, of whist be treated she was sot
guilt - it ossid sot, he said, be too widely eirettlatwl,
that by the elates is the A= Misled to, all person *lto
sided and assisted as Insoles= in =meeting his pro-i
petty. are liable to an intprisonment for three years. It
is also necessary to state, diet there is a clause is the
Act, to enable the Consselesleases to punish with impel-
sonment. =this she limits of cis smooths, any Insolvent
whose general conduct they shillala see reasonable can=
for creaming. without having as evidence brought be.
fore them, is substantial= of any specific charts.
o'ilock.
SUDDIN DIATOM.-4)la Friday se'amight„ at MO --
vane, war Chichester. Mr. T. Samdford, aged 114 years.
Be was a man who mover knew sickness, and bad walk-
ed from Petworth (chilly road of twelve miles) the pre-
ceding eveniag. Or was im the act of shaviag a neigh-
bour, who °beery= him totter, mid caught him in his
are.. He died almost Immediately.
A coroner's imiLacst was held at Newark on Friday
last, before Wm. Edw. Wants, Esq. on the body of Mr.
Richard Plait, of Bremastoamear Leicester, who died isal
the =wain evening. The deceased had COMO by the
Nottingham coach to Newark, for the parries of speed-
ing a short time at a friend's hewn% be
`t before b
••e hied
ad
been there as hour be was a corpse. erdi. D
by the visitation of Hod."
On Sunday night last, four men broke late a small
stud and end hat la Peskirk Feu, Liacolneisire, occu-
pied by John Tyers. an infirm old mss of 70, and his
sister, Elisabeth Tyers, of Dearly dieser= age and
subject to fits of occasional tenuity. The attempt wee
at Bret made by two sass is the frost of the bets,
whom the old man kept at bay for almost ea bona
with a pitchfork. Two other men helonglag to sly
gang, who were most probably watehiag while their
companions were eadeavourlng to effect as esteem:els
frost, then went round the house, got la at the MAP
door, sad having evertor= the poor old fellow, tied
his hands and legs together. and ransacked the house
till they found his mosey. with which, after regaling
themselves from the cupboard, they escaped.—Their
booty is about 1201.. which Tyers had received bat the
week before for a small copyhold estate he had sold.
and of the possession of which sum he was, we are all
told, imprudent enough to boast in a pablic-boasa
and most probably I. the hearing of all or some of
those by whom he has been pluntlered.—Te add =Ws
disquiet, on Tuesday storming his sister was head
drowned in a drain in the adjoining parish of Writes,
into which she had, it is thought, thrown herself: as
inquest was held on the body on Wednesday, by W.
GOPKIN %ON. Gentleman, Coroner. whoa a verdict of
"Watley" was returned.
Sunday. as a yawl from Pill was going down Chan-
nel, with the intent of meeting vessels coming io,
a heavy gale of wind blowing at the time from the
Westward, a sea strnck her off Portishead Point,
when she immediately filled and went down ; and,
melancholy to relate, out of a crew of five per-
sons, only one was saved. The names of the no-
fortuate sufferers were Henry Corps, as old pilot,
between 60 and 70 years of age, Hall. -
Bullock, and Lane; Hall and Lane have left
wives and families, which entirely depended upon
them for support.—The man who was saved supported .
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MARRIED.
Oa Thursday last. at Weld, Jobe Scott. Esq.. of
Moo R Ordsasee, to Asa Elizabeth. eldest IMMO'''. of
Mollhauk, Req.. Tower.
Oa Saturday last. at Cobham-ball. C. Browalow, Es
Member of Parliament for the meaty of Armagh. to Ls
Mary BUgh, eldest daaghter of the Earl sad Coutes'

Oa Thursday last, la 13;OW-strtat, Orosmasor-sqsare,
P. Edwards. DK. at Pasorball. damasks.
Oa Thursday, the SW alt., at Plymouth, attar tour dal
Illness, Dr. W. Woolleombo, Td. D.
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A MYSTERIOUS REPASTSPCTRE. ; OR, THE CUDGI

A Drat'Uer is vela the inn door while assailing,
Deserted thin' a crevice the Haden regaling
Now loader he knook'd,—esd the viands I. hosts
Aed guest, so be seesid, ea &dose were pissed,
Ers yid s& admiselon the Traveller galled
qia Doors Wattles's/se of resplendence
Whose shades of reteetios the semblenee seessed
Of Imps, who their post, so mysterious, sisistainl.
Tin Host asexpectedly awe, sod the board
* few meagre wraps now could only afford.
The Traveller was& sad •• Goforth, in pursue
He cried, •• efts cheer, each dark SPRITS of Ili. 800
" A FOWLS/MI SIBRACS or ROAST Winn be orrfirre.7
••And pissed is that ctwerr, with castles and care.
The Host tooled ansas'd, and the Hostess schast.—
" 'Tts deuel—in the cieser sew wails the repast:"
The lady 'Madamee le prone to afford.—
And rows., ICES, sad wins, now replenish **Wird!
The Host. whoa his mimes was raised by good
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tow sired that the seem Purveyor should appear .
• Your:tattoo then take at the door." said the Erau
• Welt armed with a cu Bost. and hem isiret &mgr.
'To stmt.—this one sesta. will your safety obtaa.
.` BELABOR Tilt SPECTRE VITA TRVE rib
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••Cosagforthfrom the closet, and pass by the door.
IT came, and of blows now sustsio'd a foil store.
The cudgel with vigour ITS shoolders attacking
real
" Zosnds! wire," cried the Host, " did yes ner
" 71ro Ines so meek like, as the 1.41,TEZ a TOCI4O
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Prerifed__,
ROBERT WARREN. 30, Stranßd, Londoo ; and ".
ever Town in the Kingdom. Liquid. in bottles, rd:
ltd. and 18,1. each. Also Paste Blacking. to pots.
and 18d. addl. A shilling pot of piste is Equal to fool
lbottles of Liquid.
C.• Ask for WARREN'S Blackleg.

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