The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-01-13 00:00:00

~i TRY, STATISM A tii POLICE. • Cou.nnst.t..—The Lard Mayor being enraged in public' business, the prisoners in leis district were brought before he bitting Magistrate, Mr. Alderman BaTOGII. Sinew Hewn end Franristoper Remo ocie. Danish seenten, were charg cis Ch ed wi h th stealing qematity of lemons, part of lb* cargo of the Anna Maria usereitaest skip, now lying in the river. Beaty Taylor, • cosiont.house watchman, met the Prisoners oil Cos's-quay, Lower Thantes-street,criat ing from the vessel 'boat six o'clock on Monday motive. Their appearance was so very estmordi. nary, they beteg so very awkwardly staffed net, that he and his comrade stopped them on suspicion, sad on searching them, there were found I letenions coo. cealed in different pees of their dross. The Prisone's did not understand English , and onl y said, '4,44 aboard," which hi construed to mean, take them back to the vessel; Ise . ilOneellf encored them in the Compeer. Mr. Charles Merrill, frell.broker, 211, Podding , lane, said he was consignee of the cargo of the Atom Maria; she ri were part of her crew ;he could not sow to the property, bet some of the chests on board were broke open. Captain Stevenson; also a Dale, bet •speaking Eoglieh very lowly, being sworn to interpret truly I hetveres the Coors and the Prisoners, communicated to !hem by delis, of the Magistrate, the evident. adduced; and in their defence, which was conveyed throes's the same medium, they stated that 70 of the' lemons were give* to them et Messina, and the rest they picked op in the hold of the vessel ; they were taking them ashore to sell, bet denied that they knew any winterise place or mans, ohm they might dis. Pole 'Ashtn. Copt. Stevenson said they were both rood wtgn, epd be ovum knei any reason In suspect liballa !Defoe , Ile timid not, however, receive them on booed neje ober sech conduct : he had frequently a very 'doable maga, and if dishonest pitons were of his crew, he and his owner' might he ruined la • very short spice of time. If the Magistrate dia. charged them, ye should apply to the Danish Consul to send them home ag in. Mt. Merrill sal.- lie lad no wish to preneente, he appeared wily in behalf of the trade, who were sub ject to frequent depredations of this sort; Ma object was to dispute the receiver of the stolen property, ask was vary unlikely that two intlieidurls. who bad never been in the country before, end Were ignorant of the language, should think . of finding perch , unless they had been previously inseroctod• After much cooreltotion between the Sir tine Ma. gistrates, Mr. Ald. Bride', Mr. AM. Weithmen, and the Prosecutors, it sea at length agreed, that the Prisoners should he remanded till Friday, by way of punishment, Captain Stevenson undertskitig, if he should not be able to hue any dishonest connection ashore, to melte, them back on board the vessel. Boimrsitrt.—Yestorday John Smith waschereed wish getting into the service of Richard Hill, Esq. of ilantenusenith, as a footmen, by mtaas of a fitting's letter, pretending to be a certificate of his chareethr, sad whisk gave him a most escellent one. The Pri soner was convicted in the penalty of 101 which not belagable to pay, he was committed to the House of Correction for three months. The Gentlemen of the Post-Ace have for some time past received left/emotion of a man going about London, having the appearance of a swo.penny post. man, deliveries fictions letters, and obtaining three peace each for the postage. It was discovered that be divided London lute districts, it was ascertained that he carried on his fratidelent practices in the same neighbourhood on particular days. The Oficers have been employed by the Gentlemen of the Post.eilice to trace him out, and Adkios detected and apprehended him en Monday evenisg. Ile was committed for far. thee eassriination. Yesterday George Archer, the tinter of the Stroodwater stage-couch, was brought before RD. Brants, %eq. the sitting Magistrate, charged with forcibly taking from Mr. Francis Dansuo, an um brella, and also misbehaving to him. Mr. Dawson resides on Brenk.green Terrace, flamosersonith. On Thursday morning last, he had occasion to c ome to London, and got upon the out. side of the tbroednatet stege-cnach, driven by the Primmer. Oa the coach outline el the New While Herta Cellar, ill Piccadilly,.he alighted from it, and gave the Prisoner else 4101*. which is the custo mary charge. This did not satin's the Prisoner, who demigod'd sispence more. •tl4l pfier mach abuse, hr forcibly. took funs ?sir. Dawson his umbrella, ao' drove of with it. The Prisoner was convicted in the mitigated penalty of .204. : end 5 , cast'. MAILLSOROC.O6I-4Taatt.-- Thomas 13.onet, a 14. timetable tailor in the neightporboad of Goodman's. odds, was brought forward by Sidney, the qs . lieriff's officer, reletiee to a bill of eschange for 4001. draws by Thomas Stevens, accepted by Thomas Bennet. rad endorsed by Edema nap), a clothier or wool. len.draper, who uas also brought forward, on the graseods that the acci waste* upon the bill was forged, anskapos which forged acceptance Bennet was ar rested. The bill was paid by Mayo to Mr. Hughes, a Blackwell-hall factor, who arrested the arcep:nr.— Mayo stated, that he received the bill of Stevens, the acceptor, ma encertificated bantrept, whom he knew very well, ender the following circumstances : Stevens applied to him to ad some money upon vine shares of the New Brewery ; but lie refuted to do so, unless they were assigned over to him. These shares were obtained of Bennet, as we -Assn directly esplatn, and according to Moja'. statement, Stevens showed Mai a letter, stating that Bonnet oil de sirous of disposing of the %nisi chorea. and willing so assign theta over upon borroninc Nl.yo con• seated to adtance the money upon th a t h e h a d the amount of ht a bill of as *col lateral secant', sod Stereos prniloc..il this hill and got the money. Mayo cotifeolol slat ho was told the bill was a forgery before Bennet ant attested upon Bennet stated, that the acceptance oar not his, al. Omagh • fine imitation of his hand-writiiie. So far from Me having had any connection with Stevens, he did not even knave such a man. Ile then went eta to state some curious pettieelars bow he been de. funded of the nine New Brewery shares in the bands Mayo. They had been left him by his father, 'aid being a Weimer to trade, he wanted to borrow 2DMIIiAII.TY SicSIONS, lam. 12. imp SOUTH WILKS. Th. writer of a letter from Port Jackson, lately seersly4 at ply anvils. Dock, mist.— " The work here is not hard ; the hours are from ail to three. The amatory abounds in fruit ; peaches 111. per desen ; , meet 71. poi lb. ; wheat Sr- per lotediel; Took slive) ti. 641. per rospl.. Tilt helm are so ihstittlant that swim► are fed on them. Plenty el h.li .v s hut none of them rommhte th. §-a of Rail' la vicnit the mullet slid bry;to. The elver 'H ai awke. sr ay it9roader than fteroo.2•. and som a awes fires forty or fifty feet, ore; towing all its lonics. A lite itreedation has been prodlictive of totialiterattl. arlaiblei to the hare;soi. It it dreadful! ' 6 } Ite't`tosPlarl' salad to ob•iieit the distress of both ernes • hem. its our' of the boost spots on the glitia, arising frOn the ahriliariolite practice of drisklegrsai to iscem, to (thesis, *kith sio skidoo ere left garbed. No mail's boos* is safe : yens ore . see, of holies yaw Priaiseerobberi, unless a muse )ilt& Is Hers of a gourd Series Year :apiece. n . ..sloilindlit toireesloi, .r Which raid a menthol, is :serY Aril Mr' ig .44...6.... Seeds y.schools ero esiatlished, is well it It school altetein forty girls are Clothed and esp. porieit. ilsi. allieriter of thief Ohm. and Ills lAdy erir Isittkfeisii . lihrreashire. A:pirtthis !sooty 15en tlf , systefedaernm.the lllolo4intattie Id eiclore I* e•isatry, bait no news has strived fimithein for line ewe ineothr l f %Ikea thiCneirs of tie climb' of the tgnetlit tusks-Orr' atipbere, the gun -brAtelles 9f rile Phiffe, lkq. lir seinite guns, and the bells Rile an hide di SOS.igilliif ses.s.t. The ',KA/ y 1161 . 114111 d Ilisi COrerear to Horeb is deep wostaisg." . . . .. AIDDLESKI IRSSIOII4 Ittf . . li. AbITSULTINti A lIHVItIFIrtf OFFICER. Iff. Forbes and gffisabeth, kik wife, were indicted tot as habit spoil Carl's Clapp% lif. Aolst.stsui stated tint ease , to lb. Jury, and died Hike% several Witneeles, who proSed that the oiliest, bating bees ordered by Mr. Bellamy, the landlard, le distrait' lei the boom of the Prisoners for weer, was forelitt &limed by them and a tread elf asehtitsts Ws the street, and deprived of the legal poshoseion which be hid taken. It wee adsaittegi that the Prisoners wets not aware of Mr. Beltarns's title, is the Woes had bees aniseed to hies withost their itsbialedge. Mr. Vtattants, jos. fee the defence, called three iellaietre. Join Brows swore that be was preterit, and saw • He Prissiest/yr S. walk set quietly, es it nittltisi at all we. the sower." ThliCovitt —" There were upwards of a hundred resits resod the doer, Mr Brows, we etitierttarid ?" Witimee.—" Yee, .1 sewer !hays were a besdred . N feast." • The Coes, --At Mg yes senene• they epee as. tiCtliLied to sob a "1" walk feeetilf set 614 boon?" A Illideb wbicb smelted wadi imereot, sad wbleb win tit Mee • liikt f •) i wawa &woe t• rtday Wt. was foosbtoo Idontity.. oil Vow, &ciao Needereori was +lse pretest; bet Ise ad. 1 im ."'.." l t g o . - 1 ," •141 ',:r --6 7, k ,„,... a . ,3..,7.. ;, 7,, i 7.,: - . * 064 slim the Premed" did woke " same Hula , sair o w. r ..gelay, a'woner. front ki arw tentative, of east Daces •••ittp nee ;" and N i • o se.t. and a descendant efts, awed baser it hat sir, tiosi. am ibe days of am. Day wa• bt, „: 17" + ie." Pltshivbq 'were that he sew lb.: l i t yltr. a rre '4 lto trim tee P.tWerirs i . k = ibl rry, by • sotto-rip: riaildt a •lor d•fryillg nit Pb. Privative I--(Lend . be iitisaireases. The former was tremitlea b. PA , • *ear; ) . or • moons a rettier ; sad Fry, by Ike. Waimea. a corker. The battle, w ..tch io.!ed 30 111111.11111, embraced bat foot dow afar, tarisedleiely fused the Pried**, Gulity, ir „,,,,d. I beg Hwy a r rest a Aegusdring kind, and ekes see ill vicesitlffief his wife. . ' I strum a ye. 11 lad •etimmly. • 7101t o ther, ',kw ton, i t , ons io.„.„ti„ t i o ,th. Tc to ,se . i . ini r wad, i s he uses ranontevred about s•lnlanana td . rep. km • eis. rt. *ben try plowed a bard I 00 14114allian t ad* which t h e rtih meh bed acted, , sesseernre. otfactocv Wee, which prieduKed MITIIIIIIIT e r. deillmmed him to pays lei of TOL oily. aid kept is hi cnnolant fausentatiandlev. The miser was elk at Ow hie, bat be .•onk kis bend, eserssled sod treat tit work, • egnious CASP.: - . I and three 1311161 e/ Si ireweadoos batter; Wowed. emit the ]filed Glierde..' b sail 'Wattle Porseehe. • sews- heads of esti we , e4i titled. mat me spectator ;maid our * *NW ab,.ve tire middle age, God dirided oppeorance, : V:ti c :the fate of w W : s e h tress Itre.h".... it le=" 1 . ar e - :bee Indicted far all alailhalt s p an Dh abi " Leal t a ; am.-iturtmg nark. ekes they sestet it mods, and Fry was Oldsct piing dowses. I kr oek et! dawn hy a let es the iert brew. Mr. Afectues slated Ilse ease for the proseestien. I l ih l r lt r c io r 7,7. 1 .7 ° Z 64 if:lanrii C I I" o r ,L a 1 . i 172 . 1 11" I . TM Prisoner, Mr. Coeedge. he moderstood, carried l ?b ey ,„, ara i n ' wi t w adi ism. nod sire s ad tike eras as the Mosinee. of • toiler. lie was s married man, !the artier Mal t ie. apart. air rie de titrimr teirov. to they acted and a Mosseltreper ; and moreover, is his general !a . w the y mis a h t: e ld rear ,°°:‘,lC:ft'7lll:lll'• Fry the bas •It cowl wilt highly respectable; end es • still farther 1 3 Tti s e miser iereed - Mlby, one kept elf fee sone time, bet addition to them qoa cracked litim, be was of that *onion— 'he at ten th "rofedt 0•4 with • 1 0•0•11 rhtet - eandef bit ocked see of try s left side lower ribs. and be la Wars re. . ...I— fumed ter NW, sad brew y'r cootie,. ' (wiled a Greece bit epos she broken awe. A most Andante .. I. irsilde is foul.. javimoble i. ~....• , r me. abide holed tee minutes, was foised. sod Day dropped The fair Prosecstria was the daughter fif • "P° l°lhe f rom weakens weasel a hits and set ceerememseor describer ealysman, who . was • nest d.nr neighbour to Mr. the Nate of 'hewed to he etch as weer Warr was . tot Coretfie. It It peered that Mr. Covedge had taken se t o i e t . tY • a e l d ta rg e at:cis:nal time. rell "j a e l• ma‘ e a ll i l i = a a r te l ani pt. .4 it into Ms h , thit the Pi • ;matrix lass in the bat b e g s .. bin I s ski egad , befell. and cashew. fritessiet habil. swaging herself sod her companioned Nish riwiteored ore, also sale no be use se the west manly Willt illiberal reflections upon a part of his dons, ; hank ie "' fln hs • mitlib, however, as Ms. Couedgs was a North M I . 1 iii, be might riot bate adopted till lire in life, and - if course could sot be 'spot tad to weer se gracefully as those who had been ercrotorned to seth an article (no e ls ialincv. bat his fair Client totelly di•claiened bating the sliihteat Wriest of this subject, or ever Irving take* cognisince its the welter at all. Ile ibis as it may, hunever, Mr. Coredfie was deter wised to punish her for this +opposed offence, end Soiling her talking with a friend in she street, he knocked her dean saas • ceresionie, and lollicird braises which occasioned her an illness of several weeks. 'l' hi Lessner! Can.lemets then called F.l4ll;•tb 1,..t, al". etrei.d haring been assaulted byllr. i..treptip. .!• • the manner describrd ; and si;e ridded tl,et be hid ne . ?er i • to the bait! of her know. ledigU. gives Ilion •he •iiibtrot p r i,,,,iiimou. ... • W. Hands also proved the assault. lirp Aaaant,. for..the Prisoner, ernsomsamined the Frosecatriz:— Ilftlatiter was a clot:ie.; salami's, hot there bad keesi no !tarry' shoot the mile a s pair • of breectfes. She be too water admiration foi a - 'Sestet* kilt en ske4ad Ise patislooos. They were ettivily OM mom ea her. 11be bed ermer impremed the • simlitrstrwish tweet Mr. Corm** in ikilt. Sheilid —• riot perceive ady yhiag in - a kilt either • portisultrly graceful or tdnieuieet. • Mr. Aram v lien 'hardy wddressed the Jere, and Pb. Prisoner was found Guilty, aid stlettroeed to pay It fine of 51. • s - Jobs Prate. Aliesander lower, sod Christopher I debts/. were Witted for the _ gleam of Dark' hi•Coratirk. on the high seam ea boat the mieviet skip faisapasine, eta the Fab of April, Dili. • Mr. Drake. who was the Coestanodernf the rimy irt ship. was tried ated arite Oiled yeetenlas soperlwr with u.-of the soldiers is homed, um rim* of barites ...itetterioi a cootie noseed IP Aedie. The veriest sadtetairot ea• fin the murder •.1 ano de- enge , ri • tit tint tranmetion• w biro r • ia the death of SPA rifle mid M•Cariettellt were the esde is Mob eases. Mr. Dower gra. she dome of ihe dep. nod ale. bobtail. the Lirinesmat romoma lag the eiskliers on board. They seterally pleadril Not Dully. Mt C. iteludledr. eke Kiefer A/genet,. !sated they:Wit pat. 6(44,4 the tranenetians abeeb took plate oil laterd ibe Mee Chapman. qa the Dtit of Apt al. is the Mine eiSentr as they were serrated pretest/ay. The modems.. se thieve'. dlerlosed methleg sew. flge Joey ruined) rimed that they bad made up their Weds out the etre, and had pa doubt the Premiers weer Not Halkyi Tele verdict war retarded. send the Wheaten bowelca the Court NMI were introrilianly discharged. Tbe.tbree other person. is custody on the mute charge, were ordered to he se• at liberty. as the Comma for the Crowe hel -1 meted (bat 'hive *a. m. tummies 4 persecuting IMO. At. ALAI/trial ASSAULT. Thames igoedoesii; a .taut-Imeking middle-aged mew. was indicted fel awaseoult with latent ea commit a rape epos Mint Krick. • NOM sea year. of age. labile ea board his Helesty's sloop litiraddoe. ma toe Mae sm. sod *Wilts sae handred leagues of Malta. no the 10th of Ocrestrit last. Mr. Alezuader Brick staled, that he was a erime.nieschaat. sod bad Wearied perinriiioa io Sense a pa mgt. from Malta to Englited on tweed els Majesty's •Imsp Myrmidon. He wm ac. compaaled dam/bier I.llria. a Arid lee yeassold. This witness thew Wed the particulate at a very 'aggravated a.- web, which wet ce.,,etitted by she Primmer. who was rimier of itte Myroil . on. upon his dongliser, ow the eight of the 104 of October lam. the bad informed him of it ow the fellowiag worottlet and wham made he complaiwi immediately against the Primmer. It bra the t awaits Wormed him that as Malady aid another female was onboard, they shoots esquire Yds the Male of As rind's. bealth. This waeaccordisgly door, ad their tepee brio! roughen' ire orate eisiki • complann. the (A t a r i: lotorined tier te stars, Mat he would see what Me Medical el Me *hip. mid ea the subject bat be se a sabeewrist rime iota (sestet him that the Medical Ciesistemee had a diriaclieatio• to isterfcre in he hailame. bit W. hewer.—•• Did you call epos the Doctor of die Alp, sod require 111‘1681. , alete t- r year child ?" tt v I did 1101. frees what she Captain mid t bat I did apply to the Sergeoa's Male, who mimed to egamiste sir W. Scorn.—'• I Inveighed you the questioa. for if the ;chat! medical slicer, *base duty II is so sir that p aper ismiet• mice is then la lb.''r matters in which he is booed to Brien 1. had print-used to withhold that awistanwe *bee railed epos to seeder it. 1 should have fell it ray Isninediate duty to report the citruensiance to the Lee& a the Admiralty.' The w ilae.s. la abitirther esamesation.staied, Mat the AIM led hero. Aare bee arrival is haglaad, nailer medical rare •1 Itlymoeste a but I.e had out bee phydetau tia Loathes as Me pee seal premiss. I The child herseWpee • detailed present to die Court of tee lake, she semirigid from the Primmer wet. married lam bie I eante,•arier being oaken. while tutees,. out of her oleo had Mr. Cosgrove, who was Cowed fur the Presser, addressed the Jury, nod urged the alsessee of the tet.litelestestleet el the child, ad the improbability of her being able to ideality the party w annalsed her to the eight time. Mr. Jae lee Pact warned op the evidence to the J ory. who instaittA) footed tee Prisoner ttallsy. Ste W. Sco• e. after abigueds rising a the most impressive mammy on Ike brutal astriage n niftier Pfliteerr had emonsi , rig. sememerd Men so be imprigosted fee the space of two years la the lOil of Meurer. This cam Saving dosed the business of the preeent sittings, at de them lielatees were adjorrined metal M,ada', the IStit April seat. BOXING. CU N ER'S I NQU EST. OoToesday Pero*/ aa loquielsioa woe lakes at she Illiadieleit Ilaboital. before 'raossas *flaws., Esq. Coroner, so •iew of elle holy of Jobs Orlislis. servos' oat of plat?, who mei hia dead es of evsnlog hie throat la wi olaageroo. rukuorr that bet am cordial to the M iddle.ez Ilaspital, where he died es Saturday lasi. The Jory deliberated, and rebored a verdict at- lowasity. ittaSINTS of DASOTIIIII.--Astwo yours Gentlemen were Habig a day's sport at the beginning of (oat week, tso the celebrated farm of St. Justice's, weer St. Allier's, dm property of the Margravins of Ae.. spec', doe of them in attempting to fire at a covey of birds wide! roes seer them, shot his companion in abdomeal. Very letkily for dente of the weesdod 'portieres, he had ets spar of slays, ',MUM, in this instance, answered the perpeee of a cuirass, for by their iettreestion, the shot glanced off obliqeely, and thee prevented • fatal eatastrophe. Mr. !lager., sumo% oi St. Albee's encoded, mod undressed the wooktied men, when a asosiderable portion of the eateries mat of the abdomen was lotted to bees bees **robed &goy; bet no series. olasetpoessee was sp. prehoeded. Sendai eight.a 'mien maw, nested Keith, crossing ; from 1311wittl‘square to Jew's.row, Chekea; when he pissed by the chapel, two men dressed is large coal.beteht's hats aid smock frocks came up to him. One of them tripped up his beet*, pod the other via poetesses of twisting him op. seized him by she arm, and put !liSilitstl into his iraistimat pocket. lie told them not ti tiiti him, thee he was a poor mew, epos !titis they ISA% attacked sod beat him in a eery in. booms manor; ; they Mira hi. pockets era few shil• Imo, hid pocket hast.tkescbief. and his watch, sod were abort *lairs ins him Is a dirty dyke, when hap. yelp for him, the approach of some possess coming along the path, set them twilight. A pair of shoes, the upper !milkers of which mete made of sal-skin, weir eshihited a few days ago at Ewst Ketfossi ; the leather: is esceedingly smooth, sod es sat es the slaw kid, sad yet appears stoat and firm. It tout sin Akins tee make the pair gasbags. taoruse M iansoel Foley. of [Tam- ; ortsmith, usidertio. , k, a manta ' Joao, to fi n .l a b u ral. I ware, or gyi.ling, 19 trot Tow rojlgo in fourteen 101..1 notes soil A 1 , 44, on tlso,l2lls inst.. The animal. Was prodocetl.yeatertiay asorping. grotto Ilorkerill.rastl, over a tine piece of grosisrl, lose wile ; bat the mare lost the watch by u break, And consequieutly a turn 'nand in the . first mile. She did posind in 15 Pinot', ton ..ends. 'nine gate bat feer.preseui. 1:143.* h eras for 100 gain's's. II money. Ws attention was Mitered he a money. lending •Avertiretsenl in one of the Newspaper•, wi l ting, that mousy was rowdy to bi atitssre.l noon collateral set:wilier, and be applied to the advertiser, Mr. Thornhill, at the Horns Titers, Kennington, and he agreed to advent" the morn, providing Mr. Cheveley , attorney so the Brewery, knew the shates were Rand, and wa► willing to mike She transfer. In fur rhetoric* of this 'noisily. Benrow left the nine sith the moue,•lender. Out srsi to meet hits by •ppuistmeul at Mr. Chevele)'s—but he toss both him anrl his.shares. It ternnd nut in . gising a description of Thornhill, the vanes-Batches, that he is Stevens himself, a snail about five feet three inches high, fair conspiring's, and sandy hair; and as Bennet described him, when Le felt his shares, moth the manners and appearance Ala gentleman. The cam was notlrecd to stand ever, to WO if Ste vens, slier Thornhill, ran be friend. Ilitrron-niaami —Age application was yesterdey made at this othre, by Mr. Blundell, on behalf of the Society for the Soppression of bleeditaly. on the fol. Inning case:—A sextant, of the name of .111 chart !lore, who had applied at the Society's Agee. is Bled Lion•stioare, had receired • ass of mosey ender is solemn promise to go OE ismedie!.ly to his pinkie its the rotting. after having been 'applied with dent fend for she day; the danger of remalniog torso and begging was pi:jilted net to hiss, and be de pursed appareusly grateful and determined to pee. eyed on bit joarney : en order was likewise glum him to call on an aro' of the Soden,. ea the mad, foe a farther sepply : instead cif which he hid bees fttund, by two of the Soriel's ner•fis begging "" door to door. in the parish of St. Pancras, is • dif ferent dress from that its which he bad appeared bet two horns before in lied lion-srpaare, and was sew in custody. Psi being placed at the bar, estreatint the hlrgistrate that he might be discharged, prassir. ing to lease lawn immediately. Mr. Serino( SELiox informed his, that it west cm, of too e;graveted a n•tere to be pasted ever; and h a ling sakes the •s 'donee so to the facts of ii, rase, nrdered him to steed committed to the Sentient., open Mr. Blundell undertaking to prosecute him en behalf the Society. Wontisesc•stucti —.Yesterday Wm. Johemen, alas Wise. sod !breaks.' Nelms, were brought he. fore it. Burnt., Esq. and underwent • final enami. ..alien, charged with uttering forged sites, psrpWt. Mc to be of she Bank of England, when they wile committed for trialott several rhatges. UltON.llALL.—Yesteriloy J. I.esre, • hoeirekeep. ter. reeitling nest flornrsonger.lsne Jail, *es cherr.l with stabbing his "rife. Charlotte, in the bead, neck, and ern, with a large ease knife, but his eke all*. ing that his conduct was t h e effect of latotioaties and of irritation, refused to protean,. The IdiuISTII4TI no. recennwesoded Leeste seekt drunkenness is fallout, for be might. whets Weil cited, be guilty of some actions, from which be woold not escape with impunity.—Tbe Prinetter *ea hem discharged. In the Gonne of Saturday night nonce it vin of a light-house baviag been eurettat dor Ape, et the northern extremity of the Isle of Mae; and two light-Italian have also been tweeted on the Calf Island, at the 'unborn commit,' of the Isireef Man ; and notice is also given, that these lights .111 he inhibited nn the evesing of Monday, the lit of Feb. neat, and will thereafter cooling' to be lighted from evening till morning. FIRI-Aitnt.—Yesterday Alfred l'ople and John Cobham. two officers belonging to the latoren•aqoare Police ()Sea, bad a narrow escape from bring abet, in the following manner, which may serve as a warn ing to iodination who take up fire.orma, not know• ing whether they are loaded or not :—Maybauk, rho 'etch-hoot* keeper at Chelsea, brought op a robber, charged with breaking into the premises of Mr. W all, florist, is the liiiig's.road, about three o'clock no Sericley morning, whew the villain disarmed Mr. Colvil's man, as stand yesterday, and attemptird in shoot him with his own Wanderings, which wet properly printed and loaded stilt shot, bet for tunately it did not go ow. The piece was takes to the watch. house, and Maybank took the precaution to empty all tbe powder oat of the pan, but did net draw the rhargo. Ile brought it to the office, is order to show the hlagistratet hoe it wet loaded, and lonia n the officer's room upon the soot. Whilst be west out for tome temporary purpose, a prong man re. siding in Chelsea-market, who was prtt.ettl, sad take ass acquainted with the officers, took up lbw Men dribs's, cul observing sin peadee in the pas, be had no conception of its being loaded. he corked it and levelled it at the hoed of Alfsed Pople, who was staiitling close to Cobham before she fire, hot when he put his finger to the trigger Fipple forterately tarried hit heed a little an or. side, when the whole of the contents passed hetet*, him and Cobham, and lodged in the wainscot. A few of the shots passed through the hat of Pople. Me. Fielding, besting the report, immediate!) enquired Into tbe Mete ; and ordered them all to be brought before him, be se verely reprehended the young man who iced seine& vertently„ but who Off already posisked monk by the lii4ht. It sa singular that the bisaderboas did not go oil when It Ole properly primed ow Sisoday morning, and when the robber attempted to fire. DIED. 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