The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-09-05 00:00:00

PPr "11.11.!1: 1:1 7- 4 lIC . ,u. ~~ I - , t:h;h4r.:*-4; - ~' - lir THE STATESMAN. LONDON.PICKPOCKETS. Donut. Avo. 29.—Among the many visitors to this country, on the occasion of his Majesty's arrival in Ireland, a very extensive gang of Pickpockets, from the Metropolis of the sister country, conceiving it no doubt a good speculation, journeyed to this city, and certainly have given numerous samples of their su perior dexterity in their art and mystery. Their de parture from London did not, however, escape the vigilant attention of the Bow-street Magistrates, who selected and despatched those two very active and and well known officers, Messrs. Vickery and Bishop, to Dublin, who arrived here about a fortnight ago, and who have been of material service in the frustra tion of the designs of the gang, as the folltwing transaction will spew :—On the day his Majesty vi sited the Dublin Society House, there was an im mense crowd assembled at Merrion-square, opposite the lawn, where Cunningham formerly a Peace officer, observed a man slip to a woman something like a pocket book, who passed it to another man. He see ing this part of the transaction watched them, when the men separated and walked away ; he not conceiving it prudent to prevent them, unassisted as he was, but securing the woman he brought her to College-street office, whereupon being searched, near fifty pounds in Bank notes and sovereigns, were found closely concealed under her arm, ahe gave her name as Jane Jones, and that she lived in London.--Upon be ing questioned as to where she lodged, she gave an eqaivocating answer, and refused to reply to any ,other questions. On the next day Messrs. Vickery ',end Bishop visited the office, and instantly recognised her as an old acquaintance. While they were in the office a man came in to visit the prisoner as her hus band, where be was instantly recognised as a noted London Prig, and taken into custody. Shortly after an elderly female visited the prisoner, and to her utter surprise was introduced to Messrs. Vickery and Bishop. She declared her name was Taylor, the officers at once proclaimed her to be the widow of the person who about ten years ago kept the Toll-gate at Kitering, Northamptonshire, when the Leeds mail was robbed, fur which the celebrated Huffy White and William Kipdal were executed at Northampton, and on the trial ft was proved that the mail bags were found in the toll gate house. She was an old acquaintance of 20 years standing. The officers then went to the lodgings of of these persons, in the house of a carpenter named Needham, and while they were searching the room, a man popped in his head, but as soon as he saw the officers was making a precipitate retreat, but was quickly overtaken by Mr. Bishop, and when asked • whom he was looking for, said it was for a washer woman, and that he had mistaken the house. It was proved by Needham and his servant (who rendered every assistance) that he was one of a party of seven men and two women, all English, who had . dined there on the day or two before.—tie was brought to•Colier-street office, wherobstjeas instantly recog nised by Cunningham as the *On who bad received the rocket book from Jane Jones. On him was found • , -louse looney, among which were two . 1/..notes,of the 4railekning Bank, Sarrgy,., - belislipi tike. , was a person of' Ihre titniiririkcifisiti also ledge& but who has aisacooded,iedving Ms portmanteau be hind him. The whole party Underwent a separatc sod street examination by the sitting Magistrate, Jo ' seph Oabbott, Esq., when eich' kip the most contra dictory account relativeito'Wherefti became acquaint ' ed, some admitting what the other ibsolittely denied. They are held over for further' eliminations, and •in the Mean time we most earnattly,reeommend those persons who have been' plundered within these three weeks to visit the office to view these persons, as they • might - recognise elate of them. if not as die actual pick-pockets, yet as persons. who were about them, and i n pressing on tbew at the time the were robbed. They will be detained on tbb in - Ikiolls of Messrs. Vickery and Bishop until the ve t0... 441e btil for their appearance. • • • POLICE:: ; GUILDHALL.—After . prisoners , none m the lies of • whose cases afforded any thing of public interest, had been gone through yesterday, Anthonyßohins, an extra constable employed by the parish officers of St. Bride, was called up to the desk before Mr. Alderman Atkins, the sitting Magistrate, to account why a person of the name of Robert Sculthorp, whom be bad taken in charge • to the Compter on the previous evening, and who bad - been delivered to him therefrom that morning for the ' purpose of being brought before the Magistrate, the name of the prisoner appearing in the list, was not forthcoming. • Robins prefaced his excuse by stating, that he was a very young officer, and feaped he had done wrong; but trnsting the Magistrate would overlook it: • this time, he should now know,lotter,,iMd would take tare nothing of the kind should Deter in feline. The . -case was, that be. bed been very mesh aimed and it stilted while on his duty hy this person, who bad *len: this name_ SeelthOrpe ; so -touch so , "Air I li e l ' tad . fidt ii 4iftht . to tike him - into mai* Mid . l6dieeliti its f ' Coopter. On bringing bins to the ,lurtice it Oi!!ii.6l" gadflies, be UMW' that lee was, a very * teartptAtemet hairliO, iiife asa family, atloelqstv -i • trigi..to 410 ' the Isjery Re' Might aural,' hy Willi Lt bob;Fsit • id sightlige. sa- hoggfoglkis ctlip sofestehlee): pitmlgel i f". what be b'a4. dpi. r *Pi 1 4 0 . * Ili` ., illiaki'llf l 'ai 1 iiik:vial tioftlf . 2 PT.V“ l : l 4A . Aidr.*Pitnilsegnalisinat i kit!, • 6 Itaa i rilfi!t•rs4ll4 , - iiiatliblan donut . ghat its I ial molls and be JaVad v abeiMbgb4dlllmmesidlikeuell ,leek. it. , • , t s, 1.1 •sr ve: : - . lois 1 .. To. this lair. Addy gfaV. 4ol4l will t ifroal ntPaAidi artlessness and humility, Mr. Alderatem- Miler; ,bead lislNiott to4i wbb utetaltalfnueutioli tented :Iti • one. eiegtequestioos " Whetosoe•YAlNllie give you . ' l ' Moll .s•Crowa. Sir.". =vernal 'the Veosteble. ' - 114 Alderman Atkins seidi.lbso-be hmlAntimited tills. HI ,the. eoestable, *peed br 'bpi -reelpeetabiNuf . 4414 ,isetroksi as diegrade ebb* apublie stetsonrUvela 'brio( gem biev.bati acted luipektbe miniiiderition ' -as be eres bbiteeit Ibrellheiliapaity,lke otikhl Levi* right le forgive bin, be Altieraian) might herb i '-attvibitei Mall , Igla.nnnen ii 0 MI 't Aker, and dbield 10# All(inted kilned( ibit vomit. g :AO t.frg*"*-Jahiailefti n 1 Si; Oeodeet. and , '.'ciOti ' blikiigabiluis "pithier.. set A- is fetters .lief as ire *duke* affilt 6 valedierghts wet* .eeser.ibabaltetied derustrauumenilanbna , of the cot ,ake Worthy: Aidetima tbes'obiervetkopoe the lite-is, ruproprholy orenob anxinet, nut only. as effecting course or justice, but as giving strength and cerren to the constant assertions of almost all disorderly sons, that they were takes into custody by the offi cers, for the mere purpose of making money of there -1 discharge you as a constable; you must no logger have the power of taking persons into - custody. When an officer takes money to discharge , his prisoner, it becomes the duty of the Magistrate to discharge him. The Worthy Aldetman then gave directions that the parish officers should bi made ,ac quainted that be had discharged Robins, and that it was his particular desire that he should not be em ployed again ender: any circumstances. Manstoar-nouse.—Yesterday, Jeremy &field, the silversmith, who was examined some time since on a charge of having forged the Hall and Duty Marks on Plate, underwent a final examination. No new evi dence was adduced that is in any way material, and upon the evidence first adduced he was fully commit ted fo r trial. It was stated, that the crime of forging the Hall and Duty Marks had been committed of late to such an enormous extent, that the drawbacks re ceived on plate at the Custom-house, notwithstanding constant vigilance, exceeded the receipts at the Hall. The export of gold rings, with forged stamps, has been carried to an extent particularly beyond any other articles. As the Lord Mayor was transacting the business of yesterday, a person of remarkable appearance, dressed as a Quaker, covered by a broad bearer, on which he wore a tri-coloured cockade of red, blue, and white, came into the office, attended by a string of persons whom his strange appearance had attracted. He made up to the Lord Mayor in a respectful manner, and stated that he had no other business with his Lordship at present than to present him with a paper, which he handed in. His Lordship, he said (with an air of mystery) might read it or not, as he thought proper ; a copy of it had been transmitted to Earl Bathurst. The applicant gave his name Charles Wheatfield Squires, and withdrew. The paper he presented, con tained a sort of caricature portrait of himself, with a velocipede, holding a paper on which was inscribed " The Spirit of Despotism," and several unintelligible inscriptions. We were informed that the individual is the proprietof of a large farm in the country, which he suddenly left within a few days, and came to town on a velocipede, being seized with a design which it is given out will astonish and benefit the nation when di vulged. For three days past he has been moving about the metropolis, and the singularity of a Quaker with a tri-coloured cockade excited much curiosity and specu lation as to his purpose, with which he declines grati fying any one. BIANSION.HOUSE.HIGHWAY ROBBERIES IN THZ ClTY.—Yesterday a man, named .J Young, was charged by Mr. Frederick Wolfe, of 17, Clement's lane, Lombard-street, with having robbed him of a va luable watch with its appendages. Mr. Wolfe stated, that about eight.o'clock on Mon day night, he was returning home down Clement's line, when he was suddenly beset by three ill-looking fellows, one of-whom obstruoted hid way in • the front, and another petted Mtn., Jest at 04,1` tuomeit, the prosecutor said; i hand midi a violent pull at his watch, the case of which was loosened by the violence of the pall, and was left behind ; but the watch itself he never saw again: He immediately laid hold of the prisoner, who was one of the three, aid succeeded in securing him, after a violent resistance. The other two were out of sight in a moment. ' A female deposed, that she was returning home through the city on Monday evening, when she ob served; at the corner of Chaocsry-lane, Fleet -street, three fellows dogging a party of four gentlemen very closely. As she went the same way the gentlemen were going she watched the motions of the men who. followed them. The robbers kept up close till Mr. Wolfe separated from the party at the corner of Cle tnent's-lane, when the three' turned down the lase after him. The witness went forward on her way, but had not proceeded many yards before she heard the alarm of thieves given, when she turned back and perceived Mr. Wolfe struggling with the priioner, whom she recognized as one of those who had followed the party so closely. The prisoner was tally comasitted for trial, and the parties were bound over to prosecute. A fellow, named Cabslie, was charged by Mr. J. . Bruce, a venerable old gentleman, with having robbed him of a valuable watch. Mr. Bruce stated, that about eight o'clock on Fri day night, he was proceeding down Bishopsgate-street, and at the end of Half Moon-street,le was surrounded in an instant by five or men, one of whom tore his watch from his fob with great violence.. The prisoner •was one of those who were about him. • Several of the ' gang struck at the prosecutor desperate blows, but he parried them off with his umbrella. He was employed this way for some moments, during which time the robber who had taken the watch male off up Half VOA-street, when the gang left *theAterecutor, who folloehd` them with' the cry of "IV4ltief," but , About overtaking any'of the m; on truing back, 'however, be,act the prisoner, and gairthitis in charge of an officer. • , • The prisoner. protested that he follow the peewee-. tbr When he raised the cry of stop ?ids a views of rendering bits assistant* when the Iter turned 1 -on hies and charged 'him wit h ag one of sokag ; nothing could be more unfonnilail ; Ned it issautte.caie, he wised militia' , have rienut of .the ••atiy. :.• • The prosecutor said; that feta the estuarine of the poisoner at the time, ha maid authatioubted letter far . 4iiststus safety than ho bad. 11 . he hides* forward. must have been takes, sad a crowd viadarosiliag op kwhiuslhire, so that bleoaly chance wait dremiduvour ; escape notice.. • ' . rof iff!lP .kwon $lll4 a Jury mild -slow decide * 111 ,4! r • 3: negrisOner complained bitterly, sad,,toped his 11 . 11 Ale !Mild be a taaraiag . to ialoccat mots not to ittlictoteloaitsils • • , Sairearapitm.-.-Mitfr,iisrdy„ a tall adds& woman. sad ;4 1 :011 , Jfqrdrope,•a, wyetched ereatuujsraiw ap -lib its ,b4g leaf seas' Asia's, were Awaited 14. i 'Mr.. Dire* yeemrtjay, on a liffiarge of robbing. fgiPetfiler, a bnateweiliAle the. 1a !• Navy. Th. posstor, if app eared, was Javeigled , by the pi ' rsoutllWps into as obscure room, 'in 'Autos-street, Otury-leae, order premacs of Owlet her a' drop of 3111 .1 1 4 a g t, drink. _ do bad qo weer Mitered , this room s t ban ciosiegi tho Ili&OWthieset 'her Akek agile*, I it, seizing him by tha throat with one hand. and a, large case-knits with the other, and, with inipreca dons, swore he never should go oat alive unless he gave her four shillings. The prisoner Morgan, and several other persons not apprehended, assisted in barring the door on the outside. The prosecutor added, that he had been in many a hot engagement, bat be never was so " completely bothered" before. The prisoner Morgan was discharged, as the pro secutor could not identify her with any act of violence; but Hardy was fully committed on the capital charge of " putting in fear and taking from the person by force and violence." _ _ As this amazon was removed from the bar, she muttered curses both on the' Magistrate and pro secutor. Harrow-Oaaparc—Patrick Moran, a poor man residing in College-court, Cow-cross, gave information at this office that a child of.his, jest ten years of age, was stolen or enticed away from him in the following manner :—About eight o'clock in the evening of Fri day the 24th of last month, the child was seen by some persons of his acquaintance in company with a country looking man, supposed to be a dealer in horses, from havfne. two horses with him, on one of which the child was seen riding, opposite the Ram Inn, in Smithfield, since which time they had beard no tidings of him. The child, when taken away, was dressed in a green jacket, corderoy trousers, black stock ings, half boots, and a plain shirt without a frill. IthaLsoeourtn•svitamv.—We stated a few days since, that a quantity of jewellery, the property of Mr. Elmore- which had been stolen from his house, was found at a jeweller's who resides in Regent street, by virtue of a search warrant, and that the information was given by the thief who stole it, and who is sow on board the hulks at Portsmouth.— The jeweller, on bis re-examination, declined to an swer any interrogatories, and he was held to hail to answer the charge of receiving, when the person on board the hulks will be brought forward to give evidence. • Yesterday John Newman, a man of decent appear ance, was brought up by the Mendicity officers, charged under the new Vagrant Act, as a rogue nd vagabond, for having asked alms in the street, - - - The -officers proved that they saw the prisoner beg ging in South Andley-street; Grosvenor-square, and Mr. Mainwaring, the Magistrate, knew the prisoner, in consequence of his having been charged the other day with a similar offence, but being imposed upon by the delivery of a plausible tale, and a promise not ti. fall into the same error, he was led to discharge him. The prisoner denied that he had been beggiu and the account he gave of himself, was, that having procured a trifling sum of money from an officer's wi dow, for whom he had written a letter to his Hovel Highness the Duke of York, he purchased some little books, which he was disposing of at the time the offi cers apprehended him. He had formerly lived with the Earl of Banbury, whose son assisted him occasi onally, and he was on his road to his residence when be wu seized by the officer. 4r.4llaarswasenem disbelieved leery thing the pri soner said, and thought it way such plausible fel lows as him that deserved punishment, and he was determined to put the Act of Parliament into execu tion, which invested him with the power of commit ting the prisoner for three months, and not less than one. The Act of Parliament alluded to was passed in the late Session, first and second of George IV, cap. 64, sec. 4, which runs thus And be it further enacted, by the authority aforesaid, that from the lit of September next, it shall not be lawful for any Jus tice or Justices of the Peace (except the Justices in their General Quarter Sessions assembled) to commit any rogue, vagabond, vagrant, incorrigible rogue, or idle and disorderly person, to any gaol or house of correction for any space of time exceeding three months, or less than one month, unless such offender shall be recommitted to remain in the saute gaol or house of correction, until the next General Quarter Sessions ; and every such offender who shall be com• witted to the said gaol, or house of correction, shall be I kept to bard labour during the period of his or their confinement therein ; provided always that it shall be In the discretion of the Justice or Justices of the Peace, before whom any person apprehended as a rogue, va pbond, vagrant, or idle or disorderly person shall be Ibronght, either to commit or discharge such person, although an act of vagrancy has been proved against the person so charged." The Prisoner was cusititted till the Sessions, which will commence next wen, there to be dealt with as t he Court thinks fit. DARIN G ATTEM PT TO WilDllll.--.Yesterday John Brown,Jsmes Ward, John Dixon, and John Smith, 1 desperate looking men, dressed like navigators, were brought. up to Mary-le-bone office, by Humphries, charged on suspicion ofbeing concerned in the attempt 40 break into the house of the Hon. Archibald Macdon ald, of Connaught-place ; and discharging a loaded pistol at Taylor, his butler, with intent to take 'his life. ft appeared on the night prior to that on 41sich the above circumstance took place. Humphries -saw du prisoners - lurking about the neighbourhood in which Mr.Maodenald resides, and their suspicious Orantleot led him to believe they were about no good. The morning after rte heard of the attempt made on Aikkheds , and 'on the life of the butler. On Monday ale*, however, be again saw the •prisoners, and stu-1 peeling them be watched them until they arrived at raddengeoelehareb-yard, when he took them in ens tardy :tolhe watch-house: - I The bupe . r t. aper viewing the prisoners, considered them to bear reeemblance (so , the parties, who all were • present on . the doling be was fired at, but could not take upon himself le swear they were the same persons. . . The Hon. Mr. MacdOnild attended at the office; but the Whole of them .were discharged for the want of etiitsitt. asd fir• : 14141140ktiwiiiriwin named West, by trade a balliti4iit Ash, LW AM; susilleOthok for a wager to run tin miles within eh lost; 'w t hith be accomplished half a minute withii the demi; went the first eight miles in forty-11,4'minutes. 'He has since been backed to row i quartet of a mile is one minute, which he per tonnad thie e seconds within the time. Swougs.—On the 10th of May, twenif.five striped shakes Were killed and wounded' at one shot in Hancock toasty (Maine.) They wire entwined ins heap, with a number of others. - 3 1 % TEA..-a-The tea sale tommenced at the India-House this morning; there is-g gnat edtance in the prices ; Boheas have sold add. and id. higher, making a diffet, ence in the trade price when duty paid of nearly.6d. p er lb. ,The Congos have sold V. ii.2td. higher. • COTTON.—The Cotton markei here has been steady, and notwithstanding the nallivettraWe Isiteiligenat h o e Liverpool, no redaction whatever has Veen krbilitild on the contrary, Bengal., which have liately been ilt great request for export, are with difficuki piod ool k partienlarly the low qualities. COFFEE —ln consequence of the languid iterlet last week, only 220 casks and 324 bags *ere brought for. by public sale; the quantity, though - limited, 4. peered nearly sufficient for the dimes ..d ; towardd the close of the week, however, the buyers were obliged to submit to a small advance. There were four pablic sales of Coffee this morning, improved . demand, end middling and stood middling Jamaica have sold at prices considerably higher. There is a great improvem ent the request, and notwithstanding the sales continued to *late hour, the biddings *ere Wish, and every appeai. twee of a general and reviving dimmed. St/OAR.—No general redaction in the isrices can be stated, and, from the very, anfavotaralph intelligence ye s . terday from Jamaica—tbe long cleiktulance of dry wea ther, and the consequent g reat injitirto the crop s , t h e importers, it was expecte *mild be more firm today. The demand for Museovaderappeiii rither to have im proved ; the purchases to day ere very general ;'the prices are without the s'ightest variation. The Refi tte d market last week was more tiro, the wholesale grocers were extensive buyers; there was also some request for packing and crushing. RICE.—The demand for Rice by priveteContreet has rather improved.—By public sale • this forams); 04 hags good white Bengal Rice; the bidding.' l2kood I2s. 6d. the whole was taken in at 13i., . SPICES.—There is no alteration in the demand or in the prices of East India Spice. RUM, BRANDY, and HOLLANDS.—The public sale of Rum on Wednesday last weut elf Id. a 2d..ga/len lo wer than th e previous. The very depressed prices of this sale appears to have attracted mach attention ; the de mand since, by the export houses, has been very consi derable ; large parcels of under proof and proof Lee wants have been taken at Is. 3d.; the request appeaks now directed to the low descriptions of Jainaica.— =l' h\ purchases of Ruin for the week ending to-day may be• estimated at 1000 puncheons; no Leewards DOW offer under Is. 4d., generally an advance of Id. per guiles on ' Rum must bestated.-13randy is held with firniness,bst nu improvement has been teen:ed.-4n Geneva there is no alteration. IRISH PROVISIONS, &c.—The inquiries for Perk for shipping continues, but the purchases ass made only where parcels can be made low. Beef remains without alteration. Bacon cootinues deponed, and a further decline of Is, a 2s. must be stated. Butters are ; Waterford has bee* sold at 2s. advance: the parcels of Dutch Butter lately sold are stated to be .if very inferior . quality, the trade make great corn. plaints; the sale inconsequence has been heavy. 01 LS.--The prices of Greenland Oil have declined to 21/. it is, however, enpected that** further depressioe will take place, unless the ,accouets from Davis Straits Fishery should prove favourable: there are new few sellers of cargoes of Oil at the quoted prices. —Seed Oils are steady. HEMP, FLAX, and TALLOW.-4* Tallow an ad vance of 6d. has been generellz realised. The moo for Hemp moodsseestendy, and as the supply at is weekly getting into fewer bands, the Wiwi are . asking ao advance, with every probability of the ite prevenient being realised; the imports continue ifteon siderable.—Flax is in improving request. The Ex change, by the last accounts from St. Vetsrsborgh, was a shade lower, a fraction under 91d. On Saturday last Mr. Taylor's Act 00111 into opt. ration, which provides ati easy remedy to all person annoyed by those clouds of smoke which issue fro* steam engines and other chimneys. By Ibis Act all persons indicting smoking chimnies, are lo he in demnified at the expense of the parties ceasing the nuisance. The Governor of the House of Correction, Colamb fields, having represented to the Committee the great inconvenience arising front the friends of the prisoners daily visiting them in that prison the Committee have limited the same to three days is the week, namely, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, from twelve until two o'clock; and notice was given at the different Police4f tices not to issue orders, except on those days • and fiii those hours. A Dixriaous Teter.—Monday night a pickpocket was brought into the watch-house of the parish of 41. Sepulchre-without, in Cow-cross ; whilst Mr. Coleman, a tailor, who was constable of the night, was enterlag the charge in the charge-book, one of the light-fingered entry, who accompanied the charge into the wat ch. house, picked his pocket of his watch, and departed* fore the loss was discovered. ...t.,_1",... BRIGHTOS, Sari . 3.—A singular and lameneemeet IS' stance of sudden death has just occurrothere, At. .Sprole, a gentleman of fortune, arrived op . unday:ll4 and put up at the Gloucester Hotel, to the lahardil of which inn he was well known as an old customer, OR Monday morning he went to Mabomede, Or thg Weit cliff, and ordered a shower bath, into which he , placed himself; when he was ready the, bath was, in the meal manner, discharged upon bun, when, shocking co tai. pe fell instals* dead.. Every medical assistance wag immediately called in; and the most skilful *causal adopted, to restore iuspetfded animation ' but Allot et feet. Misdeeds is supposed to have been producei e / a t the shock being too severe for a frame already edi bilitated, or from apoplexy. The butts was met ly charged, but was precisely as the deceased it before.—The Coroner was on the spot, and J 4l l was immediately summoned, who returned & .ve id — Died by Gin visitation of God.--,The body viab itiboesg" seedy removed to a private been for "W" . " l " . nt- ' . '' . Z._ 41 - year of her apt a woman of strietliety • rity to. g tlypr. Oa the' 'alt. at his house in Edinburgh, Joseph Req. a fl, boas &Nowa to the lousiest world, awl esteemed as ad aseelleot master. WAL*I A1_540,110711*01.1011111 1 111 Ski. 414r.A.—ii.hiclilkl;i• • L 0 1 .4102 111161, Yrtita 2 , "Tag Stooostrits' WEI r to Aral NO. I. &Made At.cisimig by R. WARDELL, Jas.. LL.B.: to trios sooloatioas, Onion, As. two ntquotoi to bo lob st doe 0 . . MAIIBIBIL. ~.. A. in. , . --i i ,. : .‘ r• . . • Monday by special lieottae.mt Lositi,lrelaae,thitiss.f. M. Sutton. *ldeation of J. M. Ifilt. to Henrietta Barbara third als•ive..- 04, bk and Rev. John Lumley Saville, o Edwinstai II the saR county. • - • Yesterday. Ir. 49es's Char*, Omar Br* of Chandoigh. . von, grandson of 0 4' l i lt Ur ' 1k . " shop of ifortin .to Mla Jane Crew, _ Tamest R. H. Crew, mart. Secretary to the Booseraals # ... Ordnaasitz.o:. a•-r• • • ' L;;L_—rrio. , • ' DIED. On =last, at her house in Hornsey-row _.ll/ M. Godwin. late - of Lambeth Marsb; ? ml4lll A ., war of bee wet a woman of IlliktristY sod 01 °° 211 " 61.; rs • 'N , ..0 14 • 4- r ' . ''se. .. I • . • m . - . e ' S 1 , • ,- lk -~+~. • • Alf I II