The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-05-29 00:00:00

sisted in his story, auti-ersierbe base!) onjeroti
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witlithelianie of lintrikrele el n title *while
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noninoo the enefesion of hie-setarsArs,- prone-that lis
.did riot &Verve. . Mr. (lirlirte laid, t►e had wrineit
to lbe Hon. 'Mrs. Ftriter,.and Miss 'Oohing as gil„
ewer. The Pr i son et' may lime eildtsP 'Mill the au' • •
-shook{ strive.
thstovisitstx..-4.1• 'Reins was breisght bp en ' •
following ChM-eel-4 I)sviel, ebech.tiker it'
Coburg 'flasetro, Ft ',lied, that on Wednesday
the Prison* eiodeerroired .la .preeeeendosin
ceeeterfeit Aviles; .is Urn, being ippempd in his -
. pest, heittock .hhn *stead *Resin this him
Glossop, the Proprietor otebtalittettlishilited, I
,seireial evening,' hemline elrivibatitni einninibleif
for the purpose of iiitefieptlilirthe pinforosse*Ca.,
They placed themselves in elite men cedepfeeout pat
of the pit, and b) noises Ortivery description efectisi
their parpose, and eased vial enaggidefebte in
to the Proprietors. H. had reason to bermes
the patties *ere poeflointers at Mimi theatres.,
that the Prisoner had heed aniecterlirthe scenes he
described. The Prisoner admitted that fit fief
to .Sauuders's Company; bet denied that be *eat
the theatre for the purposes imputed to him. •
Mr. Chippendale, Attcliney to the Co,inplainatifis
said, that as the licence to the theatre depended weir
rriucb epon the peaceable and proper tended of /kg
concern, he hoped the Migistrates would assist the
Proprietors in bringing the disturbervito jestice. Its
the case before them, the preetediagi 'avid he
disennikeed, if the Prisoner proinised not to offend
again in like essainer.—Tbis he did, and was dn.(
charged.

51.antatortouao terarar.-00 Thursday John Ikns. wag
re-examined au a charge of attempting to murder Jane anot.
The Prisoner, who appears to be at least O. trembled a;
over, and repeatedly naked after his daughter. The dilitiosa
evidence adduced ass by Mr. John Hodgeiss, an artist, real.
ing at Wesabourne-grern, who deposed, that about .tvii
o'clock on the mornmg in question, as he was doing %ameba.
Moms its Itis garden, hi. anemia,' was suddenly arres.ed by load
(terrains of diurdrr I" which issued from the collage of It‘
gent. lie weal to the /rouse as sow) as possible, ~nil found
great misty persons assembled there, and Mrs. Rogers lacedia
a chair.. wide her throat nod bead eat, and the bland nano*
about the floor, lie asked her she cause, and she told him that
I Jolla Denote( had done it. A messenger was then sent for
sorgeou, bus he rifused to come. Information was Then sent to
Mr. Campbell, in . the lidgeware-road, and Mr. Walliagtoa,44
Craven place. bath of whom came, and advised her to be taken
to the Htavital.
Mr. Mace, the messenger, brought down the surgeon's report,
which stated that the patient was much better.
NAGIsTRATIL—Prismier, is there any thing you stain to say f
Answer.—Nothing, Sir, but wt at 1 told you before. except
that you will commit me to the same place (the New Prism).
for there is,a Geatlemaa crones there to pray tome, awl may dot
my unfortunate soul some good. Ihs, Slr, commit sae there,
and I shall be muds obliged to you.
Maoisrstaest.— You shall be committed there.
The Prisoner thanked the Magistrate. and was taken away,
and ordered to be brought lip neat Thursday.
HAT-rots GARDFX. —On Thursday Samuel Alerander and his
wife, residing ai No. 1, JuJuus n f 'Limage, Race/a/y.lam.
were charged with taking illegal insurances in the Lottery, or
Little Go. Mr. Hesse attended for she proseru ion. Wsis.
st right and Edwards stated, that uo searching the Primate
apartmeut they found several Lottery papers,. which they.:
duced. The OlSeersfurther stated, that the male Primmer*,
bees in the habit of taking insurance fur numbers. in *Stara
Lottery and Little Go. tor about 25 years. amt had atom tie,
i accumulated abookillttl. which he lust by purseing throwing;
of busintm: ; and, in fact, his family were reduced to ihegte t.
Mt state of wretchedness. The Officers here added, that laths
Prisoner's room they found six children nearly staked, nodal.
most perishing for waist of food. to consequence ur Ibis re•
' presentation, Mr. Hesse declined proceeding against the wife.
She was reprimanded, and ordered to go home to her children.—
The charge against the husband was hen ruse into an t proved.
fir was senteuced to four months imprisothueut its the House of
Corrett
E. Mayes was folly committed, charged with stealing a but.
eher's tray from the shop of Mr. Slad-. in Tottenham-court.
road, with which he went to several houses where he had ob-
served meat to he left by a hatcher, and obtaiued Ibe articles,
by pretending they were left ity mistake.
J. Dootnan was ordered to find bail for indecently. mash*
Prances Hallway on Saturday night as she was pa stag Wimp
a lonely place. near Russell-square, on her way from market.
Lst SETH STR ELT. —lln. Thursday i zabetis W Whits, X
young wain:us, was bought op in the custody of E. I.Liltou,the
°facer. charged by Edward Welkin. her nushaad, with rah.
hiag bins with a knife iu the arm, in an attempt to cat hit
throat, by which hit life was endangered. -It appeared in evi-
dence, that the Prionwr a d Prosecutor had only been married
about a we* and were in • he doily tauisit of quarrelling with
each ocher about trifles since tam time. On Tuesday last, I. the
evening, on his return home, after being from home the whole
day on business, high words arose between thews. which termi-
nated in a quarrel, oa which the Prisoner seised* knife, which
lay on the table near her, and rushed over towards Ms, all
made a cut at his throat, and on lifting his hands up to wanioff
the instrument, he received a stab in his arm, about two inches
deep, from %Web he bled profusely. lie wrested the. kale
from the Prisoner. Ile went and had the wound dressed at ilte
London Iltopital. Tie day after he made the ease known at
this Office, and Dolton went and apprehended the Prisoner...
The man ism' present in the London Hospital.—She was com-
mitted.

DREADFUL ACCIDOT..—On Wednesday evenings
as a poor man, of the rime of Rowley, was passing
by a Gentleman's seat at oldford, a child which ►e
had in his arms began to co for some dowers, which
it saw over the garden wall. The poor sntan, togra•
tify his chilli, laid it dowA on the ground, and climl•
ed on the gate, and in order to support himselflaid
hold of a large stone ball which ornamented the tqp
of one of the pillars, whelp
.onfortunately the ball
give way, arid the poor man fell on his backs and the
stone, which weighed between 4 and 500 weight, felt
on him, and crushed him to death. The chiW,
which sat on the ground clogs by, had a very ear-
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no escape of
On Wednesday night, about tea o'clock, Mr./.
Tester, of Little Gray's Inn-lane, was hustled by
three men, as be was passing over London Bridge,
and robbed of a pocket-book, coutainieg 251. kt
• notes.
Monday a laundress's cart, from Walhalla-green,
was upaet•opporite to tbeldritish Museums, owing*,
the furious driting of a Geittiolllen's carriage. Tboegi
the Mistress,* child, and lad, were in the cart, they
fortenately escaped without any materiel Injury.--
Thurston, the' perter'of the Mosesm, and the neigh.
boars, rendered every' immediate mistime.

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* Ittiwthoe 111111 iesti_iit Wigan, aKedhy Mfg, Irreg.
yam
w o had been acquainted with her frees her chi;dhood.
On the 23t1 last. aged 111, comario, Mary, daughter of the
Rev. Charles Proby Itect# of Stanwkk. herthautptneshire.
. Oa the 14th hot. la Yeraitisstreet. le the 17th year of her ages
Ann Catlieriae, the oaky 44,the bite Willful° Day, WI.
of Mon tag ue-st reef 'Russell-square.
Lately, at %sr:saches, in rrance, Mite hiana,eldett daughter
of the tale lannuel Mama; lisq.of cork.
On the lath ing, a., Gaddesbv, near Leicester, Enka, wife of
LietttertenttCtilimel Cheney. of the Scotch fireys.
On the 911th 'tug. At hi+ bonsai. Wiakworth-place, City-road,
Janes coolies ..V.sq. In the '77th year of his age.
chi the `2sth imi. at his house Cranbrook Critter. Ilford,
Essex. Wm. lislvaree, N.' W.ppslik. wait, aror fa.
On the TA' inst.. at his bowie ii(Voonsan-strees, Or. W. OM
late of We Hun. Indlss Viiargasseuliertice, Madras Ego-

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