The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-08-07 00:00:00

Mr. AIJ. Van sites observed. that semi
he weight the good character of "Ittl
to have, there were two eireulew
strongly against him—the eoneralusent
lings in his stocking, which *eased
ledge that they were bail, and his -
change, for the purpose of paying
when be had tenpenee in bin pocket.
Mr. Powell, the solicitor for the 1
taken the depositions of the witnesses
prosecute the- prisoner, hesitated,
testimony brought forward in his
seated, on the recommendatiorn of
make further Inquiry respeciing
was. in consequence, remanded for
MA ILOORO GO-11TR ZET....4llStrirdry
neatly dressed, but evidently much
intellects, came into the office with
which was covered with her white
Addressing the Magistrate. she
could boast of wealth, and superif
ciety ; but in consequence of some
unjustly gaining possession of bee
was considerable, and refusing to
she considered herself most grossly
referred to several passages in the
she held in her hand, and read .
trate. who listened with great patience
him " That according to the prophets.'
titled to her property, which was
from her, and requested his Worshi!
Icing informed that such a case
the cognisance of that Court, it
and she intimated that she could
lettere, and eves in the event
Majesty would ins.antly recover
being applied to. It was not mar
that her case required three Magistr
be prevailed upon to quit the office.
Information being received that
sightly infested the Harrow-road,
thereto, llumplsries, with a party
Bunton, proceeded, en Saturday .
o'clock, to watch their manceavres.
of the ()dime in the Harrow-road,
midable gang of desperate thieves.
ceetled in apprehending four of -
decamped with all possible speed.
were taken to the watch-house, buc
deavenring to unLick the door,
stuffed with stones and gravel, and
ed, to prevent the door twin.,n
howevet, lockyl up and searched,
were found un them, but nothing
covers, of any depredation the
witted. Ilemplaries received two
swearing vengeance against him,
life. The parties in custody
Magistrate and held to bail.
BOW-STR E LT.—Sunday James Pa,
herded on Saturday, on suspicion
robbed and ill-treated Mrs. Anne \
in Halsford-buildings, Roan-street,
veyrd from London to Greenwich.
his being shown to Mrs. Wadding.
On Payne being taken into her
I the least hesitation, declared him
Payne, therefore, verified the observati
shall, on Saturday, of his being one of
tunate of men, as he so fully answered
given by Mrs. Waldinreif the man
robbed her. Paine was instantll
tody, and yesterday morning he
the office before Mr. Birnie, when
Yesterday James Smith, a tall _
face was severely lacerated and bruised,
covered with blood, was brought
Jeffreys' one of the patrol, char
Michael liallahan, on Saturday sii
Park, with intent to rob him.
The prosecutor, who is a Oentlent
field-street, Mary-le-bone, was
James's l'ark from Buckinght
Guards, and on entering the Mal
in company with another man,
trees. The prisoner made up to
cited charity, as he said be was
Mr. Gallahan suspecting the pril
hint, contrived to slip his purse
and then bade the prisoner go on,
give. Prisoner said lie must and w
and directly struck Mr. (iallabat
bead. Mr..Galtaban returned the
' violence, that the prisoner direct!
'aesliately recovering himself
0111shan, and was again knocks.
hefas likely to get worsted, he
to assist him, who came and both
liallahan, who kept them at hay
hour, and then overcome by viulem
the ground ; the prisoner then
searched his pockets. and on tindi
enraged, that in the most brutal
to knock Mr. Uallaban's brains
against the ground; fortunate!l
came up and seized the prisoner,
struggle was secured. His coma
, ! prisoner was remanded till Mende,
;

MARRIED.
On the ?nth ut Loose. W. r
j Court. to Ann, eldest daughter of
wood. Esq. of hlsidstone.

DIED.
On Saturday last, Sarah. wife ofChar
sq
E. of Wandsworth Commo.
On Sunday morning, the innfantSur
Mildmay. Esq.
On Saturday last, at hic house,
wish Timm), Esq. aged 74.

A knowledge of n Disown.
HERE is nothing more cm
mind cufeehlA by disease.
of its own Imprudence. and too despntulei
ofvelief. which are often not far"'
the case. more particularly with
plaints hate oricinated in early
undue anxiety about the husineve of
turn to newt., and the assistance to
ever will invigorate the enfeebles'
healthy functions. and support the
snredly relieve. bits to such ends
Allied Is found decidedly beneficial,
the diseases of this class in portion:-
come established. To th (lobe*t
fatiguing routine of fashialsble '
hitcher's. and those partiehlarly
thise with the effects of under Indulgences
remedy cannot he too confidently
by Mr. Johnston. ft& Corntsill
street. London ; Mrs. Ann flowers,
eine Tenders. pries 16. and 335.

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the Mint, whs hi
eases with Intent to
I, area heads, tb,
is favour, and gia, all
of the Alderman, so 1 i
him. The Osseo
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torday a yoang lair,
!eh deranged Is bi • ;
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said that oats she
me designing friemle- • ,
bey property, which • '
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ythPl Iliipmit s,sreeil . rttPi'otintttotteiabased,
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e wasNt:9lllatkiii. Li
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as unjustly demised
se did not fall Nikki •
seemed to o&sd her, re
I compel them m Ise
of their refusal, hit .
,
rep her property, so 1
Oil an °Nicer told hoe ':••
istrates, that she NAN
et.
hat gangs of robbiel,
d, and parts leadiag , i,
y of °dicers of Pal. )
r night, abase tweim.
'yes. On the firths'
sad, they met a k. d
vs. The (Aeon W.
the party, the others
'peed. The prism's
but the Officers, is de
~ found the herbals
and the inside destroy.
opened. They were, 4 f
d, wbe- several knives 0
tg to tea to the ill. i
ey might hare ewe-
wo anonytnoes letters,
s, and threatening his i
were taken before a i
a 1
o Payne, who was appear
n of being the mast Who
e Wattling, at heehaw*, 1
set, 0 reen wich, was eve. I
ch. fur the purpose of i
r ig.
sit,
presence, she without ' I
tim not to be the mar.
baervation of Mt. Mite
one of the most a
swered the desert
an who ill-treat ask
tly liberated from roe
he voluntarily attended
91 he was discharged.
I stout Irishman, whose
bruised, and his clothes
t spin custody ofJames
barged with assaultieg
sight last, in St. Janses‘,
tletnan tesitling in Titcli.
proceeding across Sr.
lam-gate to the Heise
all, observed the prisoner
, lurkinz amongst the
s Mr. tiailaltan and soli. .
a pour man out of work. .
isoner intended robbinit
r between his neckcloth,
on, as he had nothing to
I would have two posed'. 0
in a severe blow over the Si
he compliment with sari
etly laid prostrate, but e
elf again attacked Mr. •
u.rl down. Finding that
e called to his companies
oth of them set on Mr.
v for three quarters of ss
u. lent exertion, he fell to
en jumped on hire se.i
Wing them empty was 47
al manner he attempted
s out hp' heating his herd
Iv et this instant a penes
rr, who after a desperate
nipanion made off.—`ll.e
outlay next.
F.D.
Y. Penfohl, Esq. of Leto
of the late Edward Ham ,
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of Charles Richard Ilatiatti.
turret.
nt sun of Panlet Rt. Rant
,on Pacidington-yeses, Je $
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ice is balfiblure.
rommon than to see tie
Ise, sad by a conseioemre
lespontlent to seek theareop
•dißtant. This is unluffklY
the NI;f1V01;14,whe11 cow
follies, dissipation, or II
roof life. 'Po all such a R
ice to be derived from Os „..1'
,bled organ", assist Orr i
he general strength, wlll sq
nds that the Cordial Raba o_l
Ohio!, and kr the relief 0
ticeiar, it, reputation limb,
:rite female. enfeebled by d:
t life, the eare-worn ram
r whose constitittiona Will' ,
Illy ITcosnnietVied. -
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