The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-03-19 00:00:00

DANK Mff ETING. Yesterdsy a Geller,' Qoarterly Court of Tropsie. tots was held at the Rink to deviate thy half-yearly dividend, whirls the Chairman proposed, me meal, should be tire per rent. A Paoratsrroa thee proposed a welkin often re. rested and rejected, that the Coen of f)irectors bh o Old lay before lite Proprietors a ststemeut of the q'enipany's affairs, and of the balances in hand, agreeably, as he said, to the words of the Charter. Another littoral tsoa, who recently applied to the cnart of king's Bench In compel the Directors, by kcal pritteeiline, to make this disclosore, - seconded thy in Minn. adding( to it some additional miter. Sir TitostAS TOUTOx, though atropin in the pro. priely of tusking Ike dieclosere, thought tire ■onion should be postponed till after she Itestsictioo Cow. inifier of 'he Hum of Centocor had wade their Re port, se shore amused Information would probably b e rend. Mr. litcAnno spoke in f of the motion, corn- ptaining, the'Direcron gave the information I. the Committee of the }loose of Commons, which tiner r , feed to the Corm of Proprietors. Ile asked whe ther there was not • balance of six or wen, or at least fire millions sterling in the hands of the Bonk, and wishe,l to know why if should not be divided A Puuress.yon spoke agalost the motion, referring to the Charter elite Dank, and quoting words from it to show, the Director% obeyed the rotes there laid doer.; bet that it was presided the Court of Pro pietors coalsl by hye.le•s order otherwise. They could order the ditclosore if they pleased. The leek was not with the Court of Directors for refusing the information, but wish the Proprietors at large for not demanding is. This Gentlemen, et some length end with great vitamin!. showed the wischm of 'h. ',cudgel of the Court of Directors, and the impolit the unnecessary trolly of making the desired dis closure. *MP CIIAIRMAV moll II resolution of the Court of Proprietors, whirls had been sapped to by ballot i■ March 1816, when the same question was urged.— That Resolutirn negatived the disclosure by *ma jority 0139-1 to 69. The aunondusent was anstivpd, and the Roselle- Oen to divide five per coot. on the profits beiog again put, . . A PROPRIFTOR proposed to divide sis per cent.-- 1 Some discession arose, and the impropriety of de.' sitting from the rrcnintnendation of the Bank Di., lerinfa. seemed to he generally felt. Mr. RANDAL Jtcutou deprecated the motion, end referred to the condors of a party of Proprietors of the Etst India Company, who many )ears ago mere tentiouttly varying, at the General Courts, the astront of dividends, thereby prodocieg great bets. ations in the solve of stock, and giving rise to much stock-jobbing; a practice which Mr. Pitt at lest found i , necessary to slop by legklatit• interference. Mr ii:ctnnu said he hoped Mr. Jackson made on n ti oa i nn r In the cocaina of an) tetudecassa ou the present accatine. Thi: Mr. JACKSON disclaimed. The motion to divide b per cent. oil then pat and carried by a very fall Court. Osa the chow of hands for disclosure, three were held op for it, while about 3GO sera held up rgaloss It. DUTY ON COOLS. —Nor— • A Meeting of the Inhabitants of the Ward of Far. rfrigtion-withaut, was held yesterd4y at St. Bride's Church, Fleet-street, Mr. Alderman WAITIIIIAN in the Chair, for the purpose of coxsi•tering the pro .priety of petitioning Parliament for thi repeal of the partial sod oppreosive Duties ow Cools. Mr. Juice SHEAR. , in u speech of much ability, entered into a clear id perspicuous history of the Dodos en Coals, which were origioally only tempo. vary, end imposed in the reign of Queen Anne, for the purpose of defraying the rawest.° cf bedding 50 new churches. He descanted at some length open the in equality of those deilev i es they bore upon the Wie ldiesta of the esetropoos, compared with thou of other parts of the kingdom; Coals imported into London paying a duty of 3s. 4d. per c.haldron more then those imported into any other place in the king dom, arid Ps. IOJ. per chaldron more than is paid or them in twenty celerities. Ile deprecated all inten tion of wishing to Is upon others • burden they were themselves desirous of getting rid of, and therefore objected to praying for air equalisation of the duties, bum thoeyht they might nevertheless Petition. the Le gislature fora repeal of the said defies, or such other relief as in their wigtlonv they should think it, and concluded with moving a string of Resolutions to that effect. Mr. COLOUR seconded the Resolutions, which, after • few observations front Mr. I'ATTCX, were agreed to onsnimoasly, and ern a Petition to both Moues of I•arliaosent, friasided thereon. 'f oinks were voted to the Worthy Aklersoln, sod to the *veer Sieoudet of the itesolotious, sad ibe Meeting adj. tquest. Fincs.—Aboot.two o'clock en Monday morning a fire, which threatened destruction to the sorroonding houses, broke out at the house of Mr. Baker, a butter, in lloprostreet, Spits/fields, which originated ty the crown of the oven, •which Wei net of repair, tching fire. The flansM commuoicosed to the floor I:,ft above, and consumed several sacks of floor ; bit ,' was got soder withit doing other harm. Yesterday morning, About one o'clock, another fire broke oat in the workshop of Mr. IYallsby, a esrpentrr, is the flackney-roed, but was got under *it bout doing any considerable denser. Wednesday ereuiag a Cientle4isn, who had joss r:, I yr I in town in e one-horse chaise, in going throve' I etrAn-s . r ret Geollean's- 6€lllN. r he horsetnok fright. I Ise (irittlemess was thrown vur *iih great violate', aid recrived a contusion on the head, which, it is Viired. has fractured Li. .1 . 44 o 'l. H O was sissesi d to the Ta!but Inn, in %V hi•e.hapel. The horse pro. eroded at a furious talc, ti'l coming io content with tt I.ur, sear Aybe.street, the chaise was dashed to pieces. Isesdav musing, anon after deck, the hoose of Curnelins Bross, I.:sq. isi the Kent lined, was bur glstious'y @lotted, and so'•bed of SUL in gold sod ; t ier ; r. gold repeater, three lion nail eparettla of worth of sloshes. LgRT ASSIZES, 1.1 A 1 DITON E. MA acit 17. Clllll. SIDE. CRAW? AND ANOTHER V. 11%1 - LET, CLEM This was s cs:./ of rather a singular nature. It was an action of craven' be the Plaintiffs, es Church wardens of the pariah of St. John the Baptist, Mar. Rate, against the Defendant, as Rector of that Pa• fish, to recnver the value of certain black cloth which had been put up in tho pariah church, in respect to the memory of the late Princess Charlotte of Wales, bet which the Defendant had converted to his own use by having it made op into coati, wsislcoats, mad oth►r attirleq of apparel. Th. Plaintiff.' cm ass conducted by Mr. Guts. wry and Mr. Carrry, and the Defendant's by Mr. Coat% iv aid Mr. BOLLAND. It appeared that the Plaintiffs, as Cherebwa►dews of the parish in question, wishing to pay proper re. specs to the memory of the late Princess Charlotte, had parchased a quantity of black superfine cloth seed kerseymere, of a woollen-draper at Margate, for the purpose of covering the pulpit, the readirig-tiesk, sod the communion-table of the church during the time allotted to public mourning open that arelso- Orly event. The cloth cost 371. Us. 9d.and was nailed to the places above.oraentioned, where it remained for six weeks. At the end of that time the Plaintiffs sent for the woollen.draper to take down the cloth again, and give them the amount of its then 'aloe, to be placed to the account of the parish. The De. fendant,--howeter, having been apprised of the ibis tention of the Plaintiffs, took steps to appropriate a portion of the cloth to his own use. the remainder of .hick .as divided between the clerk and the sexton. The Deferrdaat afterwards employed the same cool. len-draper of whom this cloth had bean originally purchased, to make him a coat and other armies of clothing. from t►e cloth so taken and converted.— Some ill.will seemed to have arisen I. the parish, Is consequence of this art of the Defendant, who was charged by report a ith having stolen the cloth- lie was afterwards applied to for the purpose of account. leg to the parish for the amount of the cloth takes; bet Main declined all communication with he Plaintiffs, in consequence of the coarse impotatioe cast upon him, the present action was brought. The defence set up was, that it was the general minas of all the parishes in the kingdom to allow the Rector to teke a portion of the black cloth pot up in churches ea the occasions of public ar d private mourning, and that in all events sac► was the custom of the particular parish in question. Mr. Justice BATLEY objected to the evidence of general castes, but allowed evidence to be gives of the cestom of the particular parish. Witnesses were then examined open Ibis latter heed ; but their evidence went to skew that lot two instances where private individuals had pot up black cloth in the chinch, out of respect to departed friends, the Rector, parish-clerk, and this seats., had been snowed respectively to take a partien of the cloth so pot op.—The general impression of the Irksomes was, that such was the general usage. Mr. Justin BATLEY, is his charge to Ike Jury, laid it down as the rale of law, that no person had a right to hang up what are called ornaments in the church, without the leave of the rector, beams the freehold of the ckarch was in him, and he ■i`ht make his own terms for that leave. In general, where private individuals hung black cloth in the parish church, with the concurrence of the rector, there was a kind of ontlersthnding between them that the cloth became the property of the rector. la the present case, however, there had been no bargain be. tween the Plaintiffs and the Defendant, with respect to the terms upon which the cloth was to be bang in lb* church, and consequently the latter bad no right to take any portion of the cloth, because by law he was not entitled to take such • property, unless by matter of ■rrangeaseet Or agreement between the parties to whom it belonged. Under these circum. stemma Oho Plaintiffs were entitled to a verdict for the vale. of the cloth which the Defendant converted to his own use. The Jog found for the Plaintiffs—Dimmer 111. CRONY COU RT. The west lespertirtc;siiutitis Court to.day was the following : Jews Morgan end George Rogers, were indicted for felosioavly stealing, on the 14th of September, 1818, at a place called Bow-hill, in this county, a leek of sheep, consisting of 101 in number. The case proved against the i'risonets was this : Tliesheep in question were stolen from the Prosece. Ines farm, on the 13th of September, and on the 17th bf the same month, the Prisoner, Morgan, sold them to the bailiff of blr. Witten, a farmer at Ox bridge, in Middies's, for 1301. In about an hour after the bargain was completed, news of the rob bery reached the bailiff; Morgan was pursued and taken into custody. There was uo evidence to affect the other Prisoner, sod therefore he was acquitted ; bet Morgao was found gritty—Death. Tilt QUiNTISSIIIIICI Of PUrrlNce.—WO c. 0101 renewing effesiou, literally, frnm t►e Drery.lart• Play.bill, for the enrol country M anacers.—" 6 rest and trasucendent as has been the success of his (Mr. Keats's) masterly efforts in former characters, by his artfully sublime end polyglot delineation of The Diroof of Naples, an Woodsy evening, he absolute ly astonished and delighted the audience, anti, though nearly exhausted by the vehement exertions or his performance, was loudly and universally railed for by the whole boese to receive the concluding tor renta of ■pprobstion with which it was thought it to honour this vast micliiion to his professinnsi fame." THE STATFSMAN L.IW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF REQUESTS, EASTI.P /1 11/4T, Lnerrrza- 1 0 1, 1111 C: llama N. W ES! MI NMI It ELECTION. umlauts r. The Plnintlir stated. chat he was hired, wit\ maw at by the Dereedaut lL.wd, a Bon-Ureet siker, es Moodity wornieg. 31am+ I. at o public-boase, in Adant-street, Adelphi, at ss. a day ; that they erre directed tor KnaJ, in Malian thrn.srlre. at the frost of she Ilestiasg, and in snug sat •• Isnot. for Parr." and to boot aid hiss Mr. Mettlesome and Me fro-tots. nod •• if struck, in hit erne." That be sot to employed no Monday sod Tuesday, but Nod and been paid. 1 o pent, Ibis rue be talk/ Jake Moore but tile Cmort find ing that lists a ilows. bad also &suggested Rood undrr the lame ctrcsa&thoces, sere advised by their clerk not to admit biat as an evidetue, acid the tosaaseas ant dismissed. MLLWOII,II IP. I 1011•. The Plaintif slated, that be was maimed by Band, the /Meer. no Saturday owning, the Mb ar February. between I t and o'clock, to hire ILS wins osmium blissiday tannings for the three remaining day. 41144. nre.iell at be a day each. and himself I 6 be CAPbobt .4 !bat gam. at It. a day, and that the N , itit May was to be included as a day ?sr Ithworif t that ecru:M.l4ly, nu the flaturday rod Solidity. hr did rollert the nee as be was di rected, and mumbled It eft at the flattop g (hat the orders given by timid in him, were to parade the ore about in a gang hereto sloe Ilmoiags and the market, ilsonighnut Ikeda', bat in swims ilsess in tbe hoot inwards the claw oil the Pall, mid ew call out Lamb rot ever." and to snake as snuck noise and twatatiais M mutable, to reveal Mr. llohkuuse frum being \rani. -- 4Mwicon br the COMM-114v, yes bees paid any past of ihe mom, ? I ow hemmww, by Ned, who promie4 lu par me the rem.imdee es he Monday follow is/lbe Eketius, bow be did elm. By the Cot RT.—Thew yes bast bad on Mere I—Yet a Capt. Plrereall MIA lOr Me by owe of the men of toy gulg. to the Brow• Bror, in Bow-etreet, ea Monday boo, to eta-rite es., which he said he ooekl not Ira t Rood with. a. h.• had hod El. So the Toeedre. to par the mete with. 5.r which he bad Bond's ✓evel cl, and Bead had had 21. more far himself beside.. Caw. Prescott •hen paid rat 5 . and told me Ira mac Bead pay melba row, sad to hell Bost to Ike Court. be lirtin t lani, 11... d, admitted the traaractioo, but said he Mad kept Ihe Innuot di %%ell. 'the ('oval of tl.rrd ilw Ikkodaat, Bad, to pay the balasee, and cutibosi:bia a monde. MOORL V. BOND, The Plaititiff rated, taut be was hired by Road, •• Samdise, the :MA of I ehruars, in Orpfterimsa. at Perry's • ine.viialis, in the Adelpkt, • iiti many ether perms,. at ss. per day, to ay. seint.te at the aidie house seat alt ning, which they ad, sad Mend din., fed them to go to Coveut garde., mid place themselves its the from of the Ostia ft for la• day, and stag oat " Lamb furrier," and to hi. and boot when anybody cried sit ler liabbouve, and ii asybody gave bin • paisrh en the bead. they Isere to bat them stair; sad wiles Mr. tlobbinme spoke. to kilt mad boot to priest his being heard ; that after the close of the Poll they were M Muni, and he would pay them. Bond .I..lara rune silt bemire sever sad eight in the ' morobst, sod said he had beam at • great many cuter-liesses to look for the Considine-MA who was to provide the or bet could u.n And him mileis be west to his house, ulsicll he did nut 1.4 e in do, m it world mot loot well. Questing' by thf. CurliT 10 Bond —Who NAM that perms? Me. UsAtion. the 0 . leek, interposed, and *aid. that was isat a realms for Mr. Hood to tamer ns it would come before the , Mouse of Comm s I sod sitting as he dad. he (the C.. ) was hutted to petite. I Hood. bond told the Court 111...1 she colnindl ter mats of Mr. ISO 11/011.1111Ca SO pis, was out ul MVO, and be could aid get the MM . ?. 1 ilf • old • them, on the Monday tvigtit, a *billion le- Wet' r and parented die rrinalod..r on the Tuesday norsiug. •• did slot take it, but sa.d or world I take the two day. together, ile said he thnntd have the money re•dy. mid as might hue it before we a rot in the niornio:, or if we liked. sake beta days ssigetlier at inghl Bond or dered as 1,, be at the same public-bowie 111 lOC moruing, and to g• to the Hustiogi as before; but he did not come to pay us as be promised. timing up to the Illestangs, we met blues hi said, " tio lu the Hustings, and 1 will ;my you to AC ' ler the pull, we veto to l'erry's, and matted there sill tea IS . CSOCk to right, but he sever came, mid 1 then stramoned Bond admitted that he !mew the nahetlf. and that if behalf gone is the Moue Bear un Monday lam, he would halve ►ees paid ►y a Grades., of the let, who stiteded therefor that purpose. fly the Cot' at to the Plaintit—Did Bond tell you to io to the Wows Brut to he paid ":—Nu, be did not, fur I had not seen hiss. Did you ►aaw that you should hair gone there to be paid t I did sot. The COCRT ordered Pond to pay Ike amount of 101. sad cols is a swath, to what, Cowl aereed. 4TROCITI OF Al GAMEKEEPER. -.NM.- A lasottring man. sword hoes Jacob. 'void's's he the girl- I sity of Lord 1% emote/kande mat at A pethorpe, near this place. haying recta ly had the good faunae to become toga-reed poodles. it was the pleasure of a gamekeeper in the employ of his Lonlnsip to wore* the cottage of the poor fellow a few weeks bock, for snares or other I . °oil of his supposed guilt. in the following names and illegal manna r:-11 oboist the am *achy of a Magistrate's warramt, which we have bees told (it magi mom falsely) is oreewary is seek eases, nand eves will owl isesestable,—aaother oreesereey appendage. we *odd base thswaht, dd. guardian of his nnostris pate preeeedad is the 'duelling of Jacob. which, he entered, followed by sheet punt, whom he bad restaged as moistest,. A strict meth Iwdi sly eoasasetaced. sued reatiaued fir some shoe, viithuot effect —lt was as fruitless as the covutryinos's who sought fora '• fore oraggsm wheel' is dketrinlet-boa ends travelling Jew. In the lefillenll of his disappnintorat. the ringleader sent fur ale to I I regale hi. attstorlants. sad the whole party sat dust n for a a bile, Walt to rise, Ilk, giants refreshed." aid 'Ti... their no habowed per ste with increise.l activity. lied had yet In be contained; but to he able to see impost she top end It. the tipper part of the linagioes meat beret to pieces, nee this set of spoliation was soon perionned,—but still gmbisig sospieloos could be fiend. The bed ',self was Shen ens opro.—but with ' con avail. the prohibited goods were sot is it. The wife of the cottager hcensii , Ike seat object of mistrust, and she was hen. lolly and bolerensis ordered to strip and • stand wart*: vsr. OA rerovel, to have her clothes era Irmo her. Intimidated by their threats. she onelothed herself till the gamekeeper wm lobed that what be sought for was eat concealed shout bet per t/OIL 'ln add. it puothlr. to the want.innest t'!os exercised, the poor waists 1100 in an ildirlinCell slide of p regnancy! Th ese are the plain f ,rt• of the case: nod sal a de:ssaninr) word. we •honid think. is necessary to tall op the proper (rektor of see tosedrysora utmost such violation or law, justice. decency, and notably. Talk of the ravages and plondetiags is foreign I coontrin by Hosoparte's soldiers, indeed !! Ilene is a meant servant of a bt,:Y <Meer in the date,—so she Stale of England, tau,—abuse atrocity will bean cmnparisoa with the deeds Si she rudest military barbarian. Vie oedemad that the uliewl lag party bus eitaspitswisrvl with Jacob. and that the affair will ant, iltererate, undergo alma, iarevsigunintt. %%e sever. stalest think oar duty to pisblish the ribose matron's, I for it has hero well observed. that is bee the Ithersl of see tab. jet.. is Onsets', It is as @awe to all Loglaisil."—(Stanford Sews.) POLICE. Matestor•trorsa—Yesterday 7'. Monts was rhstgod with staeliog • ttoodeor of brim kaitekors, boodles of doers. boll pills, the. f , oni towersl of the beers In Ilithropsiste.strevt. Err tome meth' past. the dorms Ind hal boon nightly Wondered of the knockers, ikr. Oa liVstlitesdly idea the Pri em*, eras might hi th. set of trarimiitlng thew. do. 1 1 ptMlutisns, and tskooito custody ; when a wet vs. tirty of Ow aitirirg wary friend upon hies. It was provvi also by a Mr. Johnston, that, liatiog Isis hrs., ...... ..... ____ . . . About 11 o'clock Cu Tuesday night, the King's i knocker torn fir, 'twat • week since, he bad teethed Arms public' house, Westmiewer.rnarl, was l obbed lit ; hut the s..eond one W4ll akft f•fllntfil. This was in • must daring mariner. Some villains placed a 'clearly id..,,rirmi 84 e h e of those found upon the pd. isniplighter's ladder egetottt the Got door window, • swim—Folly conttnittod. by which ens of them entered, and ransacked all ibe ! The timer of moo of the Wahrorth and Camber. mom+. About 701. in money Wal takers from a well stages was fined fnr *lauding in Graeechereti. drawer in the Landlord's bad-chstabor ,• the (either street. on %ftnituy lett. and plying for • fare during beds, plate, linen, wearing apparel, and ma Mb* th. time of aviee Saralee. portable astkles of furniture were taken and con. Gummi tt.t..—R. May nrid.ll'...Siefordothoot veyed away its a cad. which soon afterwards weed 11 Inca of age each. mere efweeti with f.toeltiog through the bluish Cato without Lreating any sus• into the.hows. of Air. Leven, i:s Thui Pally night, Orion. sad steslieg sU.ttf IV. iv cmcr, a time piocr, atlas • r liaw s Iltc. Ile Prosecutor, who rrsittes in Charles. street, Liridgenator-sqoare, said, that ti•P IWO Prio supers bad been in his b. ftiCe• noryi ih r vet, slops =antler in which Hs house hod been broken open, suveirion fell upon the Painners. Rensantled, unit otd-rerl to be ker. separate. Cathas Inc ,ii•Clebe, a notorious pillerer, and dis orderly character, was charged with being in the house of Mr. Park, of Aldor,gs.e-street, with intent to commit a robbery. The Prisolter, on 'll.urtday, contrived to enter the 1.0114 e of the Prosecar..r, and by accident, same one going up stairs, found her in the bed-room, parking op ...me clothes. and actually haying upon her • black coat belouging to Mr. Park. —Fully committed. BOM•FTIIELT.— VesirrJay a Jew, named Ben. jamin, a hose house in 11.41ford.court, is the nursery fur the gang of juvenile prostitutes by which Gabe. rine.vt feet and its sreighboorhood is so mach infested, was charged with detaining a quantity of clothes be longing to a girl of respectable parents at Vonore. town. The Complaisant, a very interesting girl, said, she was 16 years of age, and a short time ago, on her way home, she was enticed to the Defendant's hoes., by two girls, and irersoaded to perms tome of proalitetion. She was dressed op, and seat to lbw These ses ; and contiound et the house, paying a guinea a.week for her lodging, and a most exorbitant price fur her clothes. Being at length found by her pa. rests, and prevailed open to return home, she quitted the house, and applied to the Defendant for her clothes, which amounted in valets to several pounds ; bet he refused to give them op, alleging, that she owed bim money. She positively denied owing him a Grilling, and said, that Benjamio and his wife bad, by various pretests, drawn from her st alest the whole produce of her prostietion. The Magistrate severely reprobated the conduct of the Deleadant. ilessjvasin, in an impudent tone, said, the girl owed him W. or 71. for one thee( and smother. M tcistaA,Tr —Theo y os hive laced fourteen you, Ist hammy, end it is high time that you shield be checked. Unless you inslantly seswie the clothes belonging to this unfortunate girl s 1 shall commit yes for felony. Benjamin seemed astonished et this Node of pro. creding ; bat after brie; locked up for a few hours, itir caw, to kis senses, and very humbly told the al.. gistrate that the °clogs should be given up. QULTN-4 Q UARt.- YPll•rdty I man named Pitts. resiJing at %ands•enJ. Chelsea, canoe to ibis Office to class saleable ;old watch, rabkh was wined to pawn by • poor woman, at the shop of pawnbroker in Pimento, who plopped it. Pitts now said, be farina the watch ow a heap of ding, rod he gave it re his wife vo perm 'The watch was given to aa Officer to bad an owner for it. LAtttssstt•sissrr—Yesterday Robert Brown was brought is this office, charred with rotr , ing James Waimea, sinew to the Rev. Robert Marin, Rector of Bishop's Stanford, of 521. in Bank of &gland metes, besides wearing apparel. The Prosecutor stated, that he lodged it, the Pri annei's house, Munuders, abort three mil., front Bishop's 'tnrtford, I.:?eir. Wednesday evening, shout seven o'clock, he went to his stables to leek to the horses, leaving the door locked. Ile did not esto►n till twelve o'clock, when upon going op stairs he discovered his room door broken epee, and his hoses, one of which contained 541. in wastes. 13s. in sneer, Ste. were gone. lie knot had et the Prisower's bed-room door, and was answered by his wife, why said her !nbend was gone to Louden. lie im mediate!y suspected him, and t►e Norwich Mall pass i ng a t the me, he riot on the °staid*, aud open their stopping on the road to change horses, the I'd loner inure not of the inn and asked for an inside place ? but the coachman told him he bad so room, and the coach proceeded to town, leaving the PO ; r behind. Upon arriving in town, he proceeded : to this office, and gave information of the robbery, and Foster, the officer, accompanied hint in pe►sult e the Pei s . Upon their arrival at Cambridge Heath, Hackney. they obnyved the Prisoner es tits *inside of the Norwich coach, Foster, upon oh serving him, jumped up behind, and spots its arrival al Shoreditch, the Prisnnor gist off the coach, and he was taken into custody, and spot. bins him, the whole of the noses and silver were foetid in his pocket. The Prisoner said, in his defence, that a Gipsy gave him the money on she toad to get changed at the Bank.—Remanded. Weasine-starre.—On Tharirlay • witariosss character. well hawse to the Police. named booze Ustatkia. was thought he ron. Kamer. Swaim. Joa. Esq. by Joshua Armstrong. the ()Sere, charged wi b breaki.R nod emeriti( she deellingsbascse of 1 bowie Ileury Derain, • povikw-dealer. residing at 1.15, King•lned.ruad. The Prow/woe thot between two and there o'clock in the afternoon of t'nnday is.t. be nod bin wife merit ono le fake a wall. leaning she home secure. owl fork the key of the sireet• door in Si,. v.osket. No Ferree beteg is she house. They rethruod home ~bunt eiChi II 'lock at night ; left a eamitle at n origlifiour's house twos their ;totem au. so order that he 'night take hone a light as Ith retain. Upset try ing so open the door he forted as ohm Urinal is she kr) hair, arid ia an stool she door on. opened ; he scarcely got ia is hra be observed the Prisouer one another .faudiw g if. sh e The Pri•eoper blew nut she casette. amid wreck kin. • blow on the bead with a erne.b.le • which be bad in his bend lacy rhea feel apes hi. mad heat hue in a 0.15.1 dreadful manner. 11,. Ile bearing a scene screamed out .• Mentor and they basis raw awes tbe followed thew, crying oat •• stop thief but had net Proceeded far. when. tithe she hes of blond sad on heeettet, be fell* hn wife retainer.' in the pursuit maul the Primmer was stopped. hue the ntber made b.. recipe. The Pre • hoer was takes' hut k t•i she lonise ; esker he wined at the door It. dropped fowl hr pocket • dark Vilileto mad a swan sat-scups, iihfoli was identified so b.. the prarety at the pr.emi.r._ ('pas 1.1110111.11; the owe r drawer aad csplasird had bee• brakes ore. their cadent. pat ►rd up ready to be stk. s away. Tar I•rowwr bviiu caged upon far h.% defence, said. sidle the sreste,t irprJ tree, •' he knew nothing at an about it:'— Vail) easiatisted. On Thar•dav an Intioe.i wl. held at Ike Onsed-einion of Si. nethiinae. ua Use boil, at Catharine Ellis. a paw on. mho. in a brnia fever, ellaird her In Eta,* dim ten. dead anal de.ired in he booted. threw herself oat of the 'limit's*. in coineystence of work bike died next day. Verd.ct —lu•*Yllv. MARRIED. Oat , ••• theme Mr. Ileary Parrott, of Nars.aelr. p l ra. 1.0.41 516,111, liirldaleghter of Mr. %Minos Neale, of the tasorr u tar 13 ai Trrietentrtra..l. N. N. Norma. of Mon. araaili. eldest •aa of John %..rion. FN. of t yr. SsArc, to nobly limeighter et James Miens, Esq. Twickeatio, itilleyea. DIED. On 12th ism. Ales. Baker, • ifs ef Jaws Baker, Fmr., theTlitee Weal-Ilan, roe:. I O%IIW Printed mud Pwt.thheil b 4. rt. ft 4 v, ese Urns, NA. 4.2.;a11.44f) Fleet arein,