The Statesman. — 1821-07-23 (London, England)

CHESTER SUMMER SUMMER CIRCUIT, MI.  Before C. WAIIIRICN, Req. and S. Maasnat.t., Serjeant at Law.  MoNToomensautas—Thursday, Aug. 25, at Pool. DIM ;Housman—Wednesday, Aug. 29, at Ruthio. FLlNTstitaE—Tuesday, Spet. 4, at Mold. Cocain/LE—Monday, Sept. 10, at the Castleof  Bow-STarrr.—Saturtlay, a man, known by the name of Pamir! Williams, was charged with attempting to murder the wife and son of Mr. Illeorge Clark, the landlord of the Lamb public-Itonse, in Ilolles•strret, Claremarket, by thrusting two dirks at them. On the prisoner being asked his name, he replied it was i'rince• lieorge, and that he was King of England, and ought to have been crowned on 'Clines4lay, lie talked in 0.11,-, respects in a very incoherent manner, whirl' lift doubt in the mind of the Magistrate of his bring a Inns tic, and hr in consequence sent for the parish officers of St. Clements to take care of him as such.  ATMAPTED Sutelos.—Saturday e►ening a young W0111:111, of decent appearance, was observed by two labourers, shout dusk, in the Regent's Park, walking about apparently much agitated; they watched her for some time, until at Inigth she proceeded to the side of a pond, and made a plunge into the water. l';.e men immediately repaired thither, and succeeded in getting her out. They remonstrated with heron the impropriety of her conduct, and she appeared very much affected ; but !hiving found an opportunity, she again made.* sudden plunge into the pont!, and remained under water a considerable time; she was again got ant, and, on being Fatly recovered, she made another effort, and threw herself in a third time. She was carried to the Jew's harp Tavern, where every means of restoration were pursued, and with effect. The young woman said her name %vs.lYilion, and that she resided is Thomas-street, Somers Towu. She assigned no cause for her rash conduct.  FATAL ACCIDENTS IN Ilvue PAaa.—On Saturday night an Inquest was held at the Turf tap, at the back of St. lieorge's Hospital, before Mr. Higgs, Coroner, on the b tile of Mary Ann Harriet Sawdy, who was killed in Hyde Park on Thursday night. It appeared in evidence that the deceased was only seven years of age. Her parents, on Thursday night, went to see the tire•works in the Park, taking► the deceased anti a a younger child with them. They found an immense wob endeavouring to drive away a caravan which was full of people, and was obstructing the view of others. After some scuffling, there being no horses to the caravan, it was drove down the declivity, and it taking a winding direcion, threw down Mrs. S. who held the deceased in her arms, and passed over them both. Mrs. S. was very much bruise.l, and the deceased was carried to the Hospital, where she expired in about an hour after the accident. The Surgeon, on opening the body, found the liver ruptured, which was the cause of death.—Verdict—.Aceidental Heath.  There was another Inquest held before the same Coroner, on the body of Jane Davis, who was killed in the I'ark.  The deceased was bar-maid at an hotel in ConduitItreet, and on ThursdAy night went with the head waiter to see the tire-works. When they got into the crowd, they were separated by the mob, the deceased was throe n down on the carriage road, when a gentleman in a chaise drove up at a rapid pace, and the wheels passed over her. She was carried home, where she lingered till Saturday.—Verdict—.lccideatal Death.