The Statesman. — 1821-10-29 (London, England)

MITROPOLITAN POLICI ACT.—Oa Saturday, thy keeper of a coffee-shop in Wycb-street, was fined 101. at Bow♦treet, for admitting persons to purchase soup at four o'clock in the morning. The man who preferred the complaint was robbed by a woman, with whom be went to the coffee-shop. It was pleaded that it was a waiter and not a proprietor who sold the soup, but the objection was overruled. On the 15th Inst. Thomas Parry and John Morris, servants in husbandry, met by appointment to fight at the Lower Mescoed. Herefordshire, when upwards of 30 severe rounds were fought in something more than an hoar, and they were both dreadfully beaten. In the last round Thomas Parry fell senseless, and died about an hour afterwards. An inquest has been taken on the body, and a verdict of Nimelaughter returned! against John Morris, and the Coroner isued his warrant for apprehending him, to take his trial at the next Assizes; but it is understood in consequence of the injuries he received in the conflict he is not yet in a condition to be removed.  Conoyea's Imam:sr.—Saturday evening an ingotsides was taken in the hoard-room of the Middlesex Hospital, before T. Stirling, Esq. Coroner, on the bodies of Mrs. Elizabeth Glanville, aged 40, anal Eliza Glanville, her daughter, a child 13 months old, who were killed by the falling of an old house at the corner ef Maddox and Regent-streets, on Thursday last.—The Jury returned the following verdict—That the death of the deceased persons was caused b,y the falling of a ruinous house, and that great blame was attached to some person or persons unknown to the Jurors for not preventing the continuance of the nalSince.  ;Saturday aiming Thomas Little; s- esepenten, "siding at the Red Lion pablic-house. in Tottenhamceatt-road. in ait of insanity committed suicide. The deceased was between 50 sad 60 years of age. and had a wife and ten children. The wife, who was about 45 years of age, bad eloped with a young man of 20 The husband, In consequence, left his house, and Ihavleg plated meet of his children out at service, sari apprenticed to various trades, he took a lodging at the Red Lion, but was totally incapable of attend-I ing to his business. His wife lived openly with her wanner, at a house in Windmill-street, Haymarket; and the husband (who had offered to receive her hack sod forgive her, if Abe would return to tier family) medlar two and three hours at a time to walk I. Wiseletiii-etreet, till he became at length, quite Melancholy. and declared that his life had become a hordes to him. •Os Saturday storming he procured a subline, and hating fastemed one end in s noose round his neck, and the other to the bansisters qms the oaks, near his bed-roem door at the Red Lies, he threw himself aver. The unfortneate man ,was found suspended about a quarter of .an hoar afterwards, when he war cat down, andeonveyed to the Middlesex MAI pied ; every mesas were used to restore' saismitioii and had.he bees fossil,* fsw sainutne seiner, it .weli thOught the cents Ot thesurgeous weoldNitare preelid, .effeetaaL A Conner% inquest trals.kbild out the b thesewe eight;. ad the Owl- reterZawiwelict, the deceased hanged himselt sa of meats' range:nest.  • -4.1 7  p.. • • 'A 4)