The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-05-05 00:00:00

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libelist thirteen years ago had abandone.l his a
then Arent to reside in France with her daegb'
can't lb England to vindicate her character
foul ioviputatiun can upon her by the Detention'
Since. hdr husband left her she had never seen
and she did ha know where he wss now to be
On the othet band it was sworn, that Mr.
ton was now alive, and bad recently been
London.
The Court thought the application properly
and ordered the Plaintiff to give security for '
from .this day forth.
This tieing the last day of Term, the Cooi
a late boor in disposing of the remaining o'
business.


PO LIGE.
BOIE-STREET:—Momiay William Henry !toward,
man of respectable appearance. underwent another e
• before 111 CALMED BIRNIE, bsq charged ion being tan.
cerned with another young man to committ ng a variety d'
frauds Id hagnios by means of regal .r cheeks of the sootier
house of Sir Juba .übbuck and Co. drawn by the haw 4
umf•rd, where It-re were no elects touch a name, lire nee
be' known, nor has it beet. ascertained by what means the rei,
gtolar cheeks of the hankirg.hotise were obtained by the ID*
sioner'scompani.in In all the numerous fraudulent uttering„(
the checks, the Prisoner oat contribed to keep in die beet.
ground; and bus not been the actual titterer. at has bete
pre cut. and sal ctioned the uttering of the flan oil nt cheeks,
In addition to the charges we stated on a former day, imstie,
from a house in Priotces.street, Soho for supper. whiekjelliee.
&e. kept by* man of the name Hr Dell, bdt his wife havi„,.
burnt the chef k the charge could not be procee.:ed sa. Them;
ditional charge proved against the Prisoner's compseas,
Monday was by Mrs Hurst, who keeps the Gown toe &who
wine-vaults. in King•street, Westminster.. who was debase,*
of sgs. by taking a check for 51. .•.%s. on S .tiorday fort iglit. ea
the companion pledging his honour that it was good, and iSat
was Lieutenant New,oor, of the Stl Dragoon Guards. and t
be was so he heard of any day at the Horse Guards Mrs Hoof
was induced to take the cheek in cooverpeace of the Pri,eturr
and his companion's connection with Eleanor thetas and WWI
Davis, of Crown-sweet.—Thr Prisoner war eo.ootnit.elr,,e
td•RLIOROUGH4TREET.—John Caution a reipecoosole lost
ing man, an artist, was charged on Moeda v wish interinarrytit
with Miss Margaret Evans, a young lady of fashioilable ate
interesting appearance, his former wife. itlnr Higlatid. eisg
then alive. Hiss Evans, aho ant dressed very organdy. alit
a gold watch and appendages suspended from her bosom, pr
that the Prisoner represented himself to be a a Woe et, a dbe
married her on the .'id of February last, at Pancras. 1.:01,.,e,
was also adduced that the Prisoner married his first a if.. i .171.
and that she is still alive. Miss Evans. a hoapprars to be %twee
?..0 years of age, is possessed of property. ZIII/I lar 1-riminer it
appeared took away her wooca, and other propert% • and left
her to live with a third female.—The Prisoner was fel.% cum.
milted For trial, and the parties were• hound over to probate.
The examination drew a great number of people to the Dike.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE STATESMAN.
Sia,—As a merciful man is men Mful his beast, so it may.
he obaerved, that a cruel man, who ill-treat, hurialeas atimibe
I, nn odious ty rays. Nimw, ainatimitch as nniimmala are not I••mtoese'i
of the rearming facials, nor tome ironer cf aspersing maid tie.
(Beating their riglus wb.ch belong to rational bellies, they are
the mote entitled to our harrow e rou►ideration. That the 11.
bower is worthy of lint hitt., is a maxim trot :la just Ma mr
unifortuh• follow rd ; that an animal worthy at m.ms to md is or
less !roe, and tin attempt to deprive tither of his rights oho taa
dist egard of the comiimsomm principles ut hummitimt). and a ern.
tempt of Haly Writ. On 74 journey. Wel% , I was o 'toes as
many others Lave been, to the practice of gtvmag it hove a :art
measure of coin. Now, its latidlorda are in 'fruity responsihlmi
for the acts of their sera:„ its in their treatment to customem a, ca
should they be far the ill-treatment of their animals It
therefore desirable that a Bill st•ould he brought into P
as ii-
went fur the express stuporr of putting a stop to this shoe,. uf
what is called the brute creation, hat which description m re
properly applies to 1)iallt 111.10. I am, however, !ipp is
bear testimony to the gem real respectability oi toe
their conduct of the stable dea aliment, sod 'twain yourYuwYe
RICHARD TURSEL

Blue k hinomfaciary, 114,
Loudon-road, Suuth %Nark.

The wife of Mr. Ferrear, of flenry.street, Ifamp.
stead-road, WRS on Sunday morning found fit-n*ooi
in the Regent's Canal, Regent's Park. She had been
for the last six weeks in a desponding state of mindl
and had often said she would drown hermit. _

On Sunday night the house of Mr. Leach, John•
street, Borough, Collector of the Poor Rates for the
parish of St. George, was broke open, and 61. is
Bank-notes, and several bottles of rum end brandy
were stolen. The day previous to the rubbery Mr.
Leach paid over to the Parish Officers a very large
sum of money which he had collected, and which is
supposed to have been the object of the robben.--•
Same night the premises of Mr. Oki ns, coach-builder,
King-street, Borough, were broke open and robbed
of a chest of tools and a quantity of wearing apparel.
A few minutes before ten o'clock on Sunday nighty
es Samuel Austin, footman to Barry, Esquire,
34, Guitfurd.street, Brunswick-square, went to the
pantry to get some plate for supper, he was surprised
at finding a strange man in it, whom he immediately
pulled out, and sending for a constable be gave him
in custody; on searching him he found his watch,
which hung on a nail in the pantry, in his possesaioe;
the servant had not been above five minutes gone from
the pantry with a trey full of articles for the table.
It is supposed the villain must have seen the servant
through the window, and watched his opportunity to
get over the iron railing. No gate or steps being to
the area, which is about twelve feet deep, it is sup-
posed he must have had an accomplice to.aiiist is
helping him over.
On Sunday afternoon, while Mr. Leehorne,
Paragon.plsce, Kent.road, and his family were from
home upon a visit, and his servants gone to church,
some robbers effected an entrance into the Wyse
through one of the kitchen windows. On the retort!
of the servants a scene of devastation and confusion
presented itself which beiges descriptiou ; the cup•
boards, drawers, desks, boxes, and sideboards
throughout the house were all broke open, and
rifled of such parts of their contents as were most
valuable and least bulky. It appears that money,
plate, and trinkets were almost solely the description
of property sought after by the depredators (other
articles being merely scattered on the floor) and on•
fortunately they were successful in obtaining booty
to a large amount ; hitherto the robbers have eluded
the sigillnce of the Police.

DIED.
On the ht imt., Mrs. To mend,wife of Mr. John Towaseed,
of Nottingham.
On the 141 inst., Frances Mary, third daughter of William
Mars;i, Erg of Knightsbridge, iu her 21st year.
On the 'id inst., at his house in the Adairahy, Rear. Admiral
Bir George hope, KA.% 8., and late one of the Lords of he 41-
mirts!ty. a which. he was succeeded by sir Geot:•• Cockhwni•
Jabi before he relioquiphed bis seat at the Board of Admiraltt
he was usasdc Major-General of the Marines. He was 53 Years
of age.
On the lit ins:., atlas home in Cumberland-place, the Hos.
Juhn Douglas.
On the-Al instant, Mr. Alexasider Brown, of New lino. Agog
and Collector, formerly of Mar-hall street, Carnaby-moket,
aged 93.

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