The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-10-04 00:00:00

I, e:A~ ~, t ~, RIC -a- er . a IL: Amnon . n r egerstemer • h ' , Rie irl irir4l l ii 11 1". het. and Wm., Pimp , . kia wirewpon• eimeelleiMted to haw v Waationly aspan,limiliterwiblellnertalssnas Fors.rne .-• '. •s 1 'c t 1 :--vuopp r. vr-ve tri lit—,alakr , j , t sure'}* "IL The complaioant,. it app4B.tvir, ft titev • aid' Oh . ib'e - a ay Meskidewiltn GM Ingreasoni. "we tare !Mi.: Billingogate-miesilks , for'sktestrilead , e bnyitig some fish, bat ha foetid tbat it 44 1 fetif in price. and be waillffilitillifif tii ktiflri - itay on whet the two de r ferwlittr, „. .tutir . 1 pe t sp r hef l e t ed hi i: Ausd frith . unilhArils orie l 5,4: tp ~• b'l t ee ziww.v,4l - bask/tits ittty • IlfrottitSg l oto rice used, he thong himself in ,the bends of thiMmeallutth - disheedvfffre •11- cored his ?mires...which ersetteril the' liii4lflfflblel marker, adifit swab ifornicliateliiiialiet, eff,,r,elbal i ' ll i P€l ‘ t • i 414 4. fey:, . AVAiiiriwk . 04eitrimome with ioe tlif * :lfipte . afPlp M rBtri•Tet4 4.40 44.6411 1 nn the 4iliket mitt A* "andel On. i Ifas hi, 11, 4940 at his coafuslen. He tried Idntldto IflsEl o Bl;!4tl i tie . defendaatm- reds notniter trligho - Iteitibtt„ , ' hustled bite frail one Ifer. p ftn4tlwer.:ltinViiilearlsifs.hatt 'over bis pie's / aid outlet shissmisbeetile-Ofsoss him self of same documents 9001. nine, which the ~hare* bad sgekiew wit,or lafte4eoeiii. T.4l,ii- . 11i4iv.! loivevelyopeOderaif Itlinnio. tit 4 fesitwar i t' 'Neill biVert , hBhe latikllh *aped kr4, V ' 04. .. : '...' s _. ) ";..4 4 ili t e Sf r:1 titiiiVigi Al+ IC OW , difgpora4e •. '1 1 "4 40 Ifijed both 4, , . dADAt.solititota ~t$ • no:Voliffo iiiiiid Atm MI lay yk *kith nth* fotiwlttiat Jowl lams : gerfity o l w ittatelatee ,tegNeber . . pool midsirmed thee-mat her, *bat Atter VidytilittAititia.i tpleorttio taitepkftlifit fVbcplhitlell #fljtitly,M,y, **4sll "r e 4 ataeli4 l: l !"oolßt i ta uc so, f : -6,e47.t).it 1 44 1 ,,,,,,,_ . . :lair t is Via IV' 9. =WIWI, *am IdT ! • Jew a oreltossta oss — " — "Tri: JP X.a , ai 15iiil i ipr, .....1 r ..,,,,A xis ni -,rt -errirli ,;, , ,titssil moll ,an 112013'9_ elk 11 ir wr 9x 1 owl :oh,- asitseoli . ririr IMPTIONFMACOe, NPITG:z4PERIMAtIiNTtAIkr irfilioef44•4o.,stit4iFattlt , a iger.oeleabloablipatiramas i wore brew ginhrheisee a the liaise, Moriwis,:wdierged • AwristerthimvalityleasteuitAbielnAdi itifiv 7 er . Weft SW llllllPYfallifetililiVii% flittOlt,ifild'A . I *m a tt e., saw owe ,i,•. J. - . *woo •.• 12: - i t:7 . r MA itstemestatt-tkuOtastaaor'iltrieUeentloit ll was to the fuli r e„l.4 .- ilect i - 71;1 * l6 ! Mrs. Puri T ee,inci hod Ildi eeome t wife of Mr.i Allison, and carriet t ern Iliellellyes, i ofat atewlipsyeri and toodisMelqiikee.ln irt4e-iegg h employid. the poi-! soner.f°c: ll "ff , lSn.l ll 4 cloiligAe littler iirurAusi length faf aliaiertkofeee the duatinvelfillter. Isteitullts4 4.egared. WAY! apotsue. !ireAt l ll% t InaftildNieWs pored is ettiitiAtflatt-'wei e td'AVA thbli'it 4c/t t, considereMPiliiishilf oleaOy: • tfir a tieftiff444+ ), i ~ , 1t was litify ittodifiAted; lie . 44,opft!..eenonolo.--? A order, to, eIFAIr 4444titalle if hatlaltiOweemorrforitins fO r raeb4/19110tealia she orbalti4MAtirlialati le edtepelitfure modes of eewfavitsg al outlasts illitooraii 111i6rigiastil. 4t IrernfeWerik boweeet 1 4ffiskylie: 4lll thlehlitilie . the +gently iftiirto44.'il'tilf ',A#lnlii4lol:o ur ge to excite itisilitrtiilifdjfik '' ' • eiee'stis; ibidts e°"l °f t v* 7Blo °l olo i tiiffo l o li ffikkg!f3v •!. x 1 lle ca,ll ' . . fii ° l kV ffifflrcee4oPWT44oBg. Wlttch . 1447.11iii4iltge .h. tbfer.P 4 ltf:ffft. POP . 0 OUT to iiii i Ft.Vltt°P4 l ,tta Ifilitt.DClYlt!. Alf lel c° prove a t ilt ihOte,, iire 44 iot.ebrtespond with , the prisoneili trcellts, vdtich &way., •turned oat to be greater (Lai the auto 'lie ackutwleflged tek i fppee s . we cei uff .•-•,-111 . e. iiitripillS. ltd Cur, iota. *hi* thgefipaym« , Pas4 hi itif,til l ek* oel ! r u 4i* i iiii t i TO which Alti gm,p4 l ; 4Y. Ai • 111- torero, .coliiielied AIM to make iottise t ha Nae.4llOg. the book not Wierpik,ty selected for thomi.patticidarptrjoe, An seatoinaficki,of the book by the contplaiwawt; and Lei preterat . liiitband, however, soon. negatived. Ilfo troth of this 4inlOix. and it was aMertained , lllat.B difit it bey ef.ievertf, ho n d rrd post*, Ilwdi Whew pleat; the effect,. if wit ted, of a .pyiaukatts plax ,by Which ba hid kept his mistress in thwdprk gain the whole period of his engagement o itb her. , . ~ Mr. PLATT, the counsel, attended for the prisoner, Ind entered into a cross-exeminatiOn.of . the complain ant. She admitted that the prisoner bad always said that he seas 'ready to go over the accounts with her beamed, MA that he bad promised to fall at her house for that Weeinrie 4111 the day he was apprehended and . (liken to prison, bat she denied that she knew any thing of the prisoner's intention to set up business Is opposition to her. She also denied all knowledge of I letter which was put into her bands by Mr. Platt, who very particularly questioned her u to the hand writing. She was evidently struck with the letter, bnt sloe said it wee the imitation of her writing pre. Dented in that letter that caused her eurprise. Dr. P. Kelly, schoolmaster, in Finsbury-square, proved the payment of a sum of money to prisoner on account of the complainant, which was not entered in the books. The prisoner was sent bark to the Compter, as his Prosecutors think proper to add some other cases to tLoc already detailed. GUILDHALL—CAUTION TO COACH Owszas.—A de. ci.ion with respect to an imposition very frequently practised, and one which it is important the public should be made acquainted with, took plate at this of fice yesterday. Garrett, a porter belonging to the White Hone lon, Fetter-lane, appeared on summons to answer the complaint of a gentleman of the name of Tanner, re- siding at Grove-lane, Camberwell, for an overcharge for porterage of a small basket of game. The basket, it appeared, came per coach to the White Horse Inn, directed to Mr. Tanner as above, and was taken by the defendant to the King sod Keys public-house in Fleet-street. to be forwarded as directed by the Cam berwell coach. The charge made for porterage was ltd. which Mr. Harrison, the landlord of the King and Here, had paid. Czon reference to the Porterage Act, the sum legally chargeable appeared to be 3.1. or at the ut most 44. The porter admitted the facts, and pleaded his mas ter's orders for the suns taken, and for the whole of which he Lad accounted. The Clerk of the Coach-oweer came forward, and stated that the charge of Bd. was usually made he tween office sod office, so matter whether sear or dis tant, and is no case, let the Mhos be ever so distant, was any more charged for a parcel, even thongh it were sent by coach. . . The defeedaist was then convicted in the fall pe• inky of 20s. and• si. costs, which were immediately rid. .rate. her 14/4 sir idaisitrotai. S. tosii.*if. outhes.tots.rievalikohd iWybsiVfarkkatf• as leech .offs ill W..,lere -worettibMit&e:aglittfo:lgrtat it i *lftPiNtiEß_ ...Tan.-.044,..ir01; :zit4 tllJAPol4lllo6o4oloeleavalliprvasts stake' At 0 ne lo s e , . oailhoeliOniasiorroiso 'alisonsplillso. oink ambles oisolsramosioNd Maoist to &OD, .sho:vroi ilipsil . • iii iiip; .- - • i`; r ,114 Vironsf iil4l* ilk11 : 101 I" . ' 441000 041 . : 4 4cligiPii 'it 1 4 Aim Est r.•44 11 ‘044•A _ j i . .,., 'i • I .1-.441:0104.1110.11190 1: he itiontisailifliiiii , llll%l Ja. intogtoor titers a no sorb ISM on the .11144 Baronets. --..es.— n * ifoterh4l ft iiiiiiibinibeloistibella*ktbc ' appesr 7 odblisforas tbloilaifysiturr yeaQat,i itravisviiiver* vil i rontplaist of F e#e Jo h ns.. off a ; elsnrip of Vinft ' t4tilli tt'f rd # lt 4 iirtta;4kg 31.-a Mn #.- ' ii. .1., 1,,5 ".. 4411 1 4 414 :1 .- IWheel iii r il•firtatts ei .114% ;t ;is; k . a flimitilltdie *MI VIN. OW 1,101 ' • olleiteeiollitrOdesif .14,000,4 i tb it fya ridtiliVA '' liatit itsprtlbe , WlT.l.4 l frei • . , lii in", rkfaveAVs term& se f.,leioer-Widabll MAIM ail IMAM Vallifillokiattipofettlb give..4e bier Merl overtly Er tassel anallobi oirseetof tbe CeellieM f,lnierlog firehblly , iiiebtbilillibilliridallhttiWgll:7 3l s ll o 1;:01 - 404* laaewtheelailit4 ;bats:t, w ffi ti'"!o .4 ' , ' ~4 41 9id i kiir ,i i4 T° l * a .* - I tr-- 'tttre.tall.:. tdAltWill?,lif Xia coteired as a pre'. .al . 0... r 105A1efh4441 0 ,110 1 4 1 / 3 Joiltoba Tee filly as. OtletiviimotechiJaabit biliweittpold' *nab pranks* leabee ,, be. firneveutneoi on: . tie tll MO* ' bled that AS ' Wam tOraseedlitirllOVlSltto*Cd.,loreanaell VatisliNgli,l o 2o„ 6l4 Atitr*' Pia..o•44 4 di 1 Fi d. "!'" ,4 1% -:, ' . Li./ 11-. I I • I . 1 11 1.1 40.14 1 0t4Wr‘i ' .. 4 1 the aims eiwience was os the contrary side ; sad rreatealy I Air RlekartValnnierldeNietorblaTeloplolon s that a false peateoce haitbeei beettothaalhlltillellorepha Co boll a ode, Se Metter pilau issli. 44Pr , A. 40. os citi * Voloo I. -- OPOPoirooleltertioncreed inestael, elderly new lit'irliie'ottitlyal who, with mash relietaace, said las name was Cap land, and but beirorifEtirfr rti tree:, war charged by. Join Ildiiitaa,: taaatir' dt Ike , atn aid Oats., Melba* Whir 4Ottleellte $ it reer lb that hi* es Wedovedar ereolog,: • ' :•h” t a ',nett , a:4»0 114werrie skiakablast et OltoilisOnif tii collie* are the bete et. do 'es* It estiaid by Montag Pealt: the waiter t-L.Tbe prteetteVelhil to ate hoeseleciO after tasselled by. a spring leek, waa abet, sad at the Wetter forcing It "ems the lieeliterniture sad thavalgweethig of the ream were rake: bet by poor measaintetbe dame.** extingeirlisdiaith Ohs tlakrattlad edit limiters. The apeircrier bat gone. bat ha lbw buff ea boar, ed•Sirellsins tree meta* bra eel tamed foe sea boLleilload Ate wee - hake, into oustedy. t•i In 1.. IV ." ' A, The prisoner. who *as my such offeiest'atab agitated to such a degree that this perspiratiss doomed excessively from his connteeteace, weaselled es for his defence. He declared that he was as inseeent of the charge as the child +tabors. On Thoreday evening be met with • female. whom he accearpanied to prose cutor's house, where they were thews to the apart ment; she requested of him 6.. which , he gave to her, and she left the room ander a promise to return ; but ou 'finding she did not do as, be prepargise leave the boas.; he certainly took the candle deniti stairs, sad on returning for his umbrella be was detained. He still declared his insane's of the charge, and said he had been robbed while be was in the boos.. Sir 0. FIARANT, the Magistzatis *eked the prisooer for Isis Dame and address. The priioner abed tears, and requested that the Magistrate would not urge him to mention his saute ; his family were highly respectable, and he would not wish the circumstance to reads their ears; suffice it to say that he was a farmer, but bad been bred an at torney, and held a farm in Norfolk. Plank, the officer, suspected that be had seen the pri soner there before. Prisoner said he had been there about fifteen years ago to give evidence in a case. He was willing to ply for say injury done. Sir 0. Faaat>ts theme'c the eireemetenees of the calm very suspicious, especially these of the prisoner's having thrown the candle away. and the door being fastened. If Mr. Edwards amid attribute the affair to accident, the best way would be to retire with as officer, and to endeavour to arrange the matter, and for the prisoner to let his frleads knew of the t aaaaa c tion. They retired into a separate room end consulted to. 'gather, but no arrangement was entered into; Mr. Edwards was determined to prosecute. Sir G.BRANT tuformei the prisoner. as•he did not choose to arrange t►e natter, the law would take its course. Prieueer—What as I to do ? What do yea w ad, Edwards? What as I to do? Mr. Edwards—lt is le the hoods of the Fire Offise, Sir ; I have sethiog now to do with it. Priecreer—Sball procure bail ? The Magistrate told him the offence was bailable. but he could sot be allowed to quit the Office. He would be seat to the Hesse of Correetioa, whore be, would have an opportuulty of seeing his frittods. Prisoner said be nonid procure ball Immediately if they would safer his to go. Tie Magistrate again told blahs weeli be met to the HOOPS of Correction. Prieuner said he would rather v to llowsate ibaa . . leas bposirio .. /tom. charged wish soother mresy.toomikiattlatair -.epee , :mew loam. He eras kicked op. sod -he 41rniblaillag bootiotois bail is &fide saretteet • *. - -:' 1 :- 1 - wail • I :' , lfateltrai Om; tiap..—AMe Miles,i engsitlii.l l lor a all 4t tf.tegiK4:kekvi7;* .40.40 74 :4 1 214 4 Tot 't2 , .l4**e: t ,i i : t ivicar.o4 l * 11 !_Mtr• liniffsSibf i - • ! Arias' . ipases.Wrwpst . l a, . , Vtibs• -::gsZb, 7 OillaiiiolPits: * ghat Am. es mei poxbar op . theamai letelhig to di talMatitissib,doti lehiag at tbe *au; *be tidy iteppeillbiatte 'ailll6 V' lAepleoesemiger . demeeded the toll ;lie.ept MOW ip r* Wit te 000 *I" any :/011 e a . 1111 4a::40. chcs .„..liiiik.'iipin: Abe lbw 4.0 .kaajog :,the p ap . 1 41!;10 1 ilt iliAlstaffilifeetimit . llloll; eat. Lira+ alit olimlrmaseir.islist;4 4 4litt on meace• •de osi• wt of the toll ?" The coomplalitottreefeeffefrefrif !MOS* thiy pfad44,lA a 1. • Wet iiiiblibiithiglilibillel e ce4 10 tACiat tiiV Igiji ifiatith. • iell-iieiiik .. ` l :l%i So‘ philieek.tkoko - #llrop)f i4miliotft4 iptio 41;elpi Oft ? ih. _rig" . i. 1 _. 11 •0.4 1 ! &Pi* jeile, tha lop Aft a* 411.:“ ; iirdered:h1.0.11: . fieterfuseibeessailermai ik, *at tima three jei Deli ha Yee - awed afeasiviii looriaater 46 der mosplaisave oil -111 1 e lolly "bar .11f0 !lOC bi iherrefietd..*4l64l l .l4 1 t 4161 *. 111 014 . ,k 11 41f It‘ " 41t i tM4 1 Wgt o tit*, S i ttreSC:, 4 41 Pit tilllaWilfaireeliq illat.4 l lo4SePtit Pilef fl!!)!* ' - , ;:irdi sit+ et :n^ '' ~.71.1 cs • 13.1.% uiS le ;t•.,llollll;iiiiiii AM ilawitearviaissab .14111 , :layi.islil promktiiistikokised,libiiefore, weettittatibibifef.44 .Nt. sod ilitiltet eflia lbeart aittififfirt. i eipllJ44g Ri a ti l'an rr ' to , r i t.POOSt, ft. #ll wi r kie ..-- izi t ili c Quell gaii.bern l itaiit : - 0 14P4i MOMS Arm tiiipft 14Piisi. ha Os: . ; bumps ti with latair.: -.., !: :.-1,,: ::•1; , :i I AM .:*;;...,, ,A. a , .o 711.1 4` Mee thsli4lit** l 'AMC ato ' itiliide ef, Masai iShilfilailier i tXraital if aiaaltiei* ea * it ibi t eitifY is , Vik - iti r .. 1 , 1itn': 54 4414 1 044 1 444 " 141 , 1 1 111 : 1 1Pia• ISt kilielliesi 14oltliskth•rdiaahoi,stAtariltameke: vitheised the cieteellioa od peopirtroftesepiaitiefothwampay Ibefoot. tell,iow;;;;iiiof ;dolma tbat4ititoi : doht;ll.lteoper was cored te keetiltio gliirldnitVaithilifersons amid lot pass delft •WI ligpiddlittidtt'ittrifore even "PP"ing the :*00 . 04,44.._16. 1 4_01tAi14 t*l94 where the was eeywes, Atte.SOmeeweidanti,o4l was najustifsailor gestedt itrersh eland, rowed, sod the defendants elosaith dientfililled.oat.ll ll lol o . by amidst a pails apalagy. trat'plyfYje flit (*inset of the -warrant. The 4444; The defendants apeittiliiet . and it theoilopidaket's regnesr, they paid 'twisty abUtlegs to the leathen of this awe. The warms; woe attend .A yew/ apeman and itaftansesebea l ;d l 74 4l bniser easeeraod in the rabble,/ 4001110601110,1stodflt Heroes, at Pentearillr. • 7iro . • Oa Saturday saitraiag it was dlisevojeli that a smoothy el. plate to e sL totisolite Wow esdr - there ataalliskdairdtAteboaasore dee shodwortiO alb bones lied biteitireitiW . :LlintrHa s and Thiseitu srewflk the hoot* s Wry:Mete of opiniod Shit the alias Wen meant Only an kelilegibc.And Pant the robbery had been committed by and through the uppans of some puma ip the hoes*. . Urs. Itlainet rat 44 the time of the. rolibory is her lying id. ud the urea attending her heart. barking ache bonne dog, between three and. fitur o'clock ow the nterning.of the robbery ; bat shortly ceasing, she thentet io mere et it. la the warning whets tbi plat* era 1.11#1.4;1' was found that the dog wan dew . gone. Tb. bp* ?Hauer was housemaid in the family" entypse the robbery being mentioned to her, she fainted rairty;aad afterwards west into hysterics. Whilst ha - this state; she frequently called ont—" Oh, they have killed the: dog," although at this tiose:no minion bad been made to her of the dog's being* jigging. The manner of her conducting herself jieltid tanslderable suspi cion ; it was then recollected the male prisoner (who was her brother-in-law) had come to the house oo the preceding evening. He talked to her at the door,and afterwards being called up stairs, her mistress asked bar If her brother-in-law was gone. The prisoner re plied he was, and that he came no further than the door, yet sometime afterwards one of the other ;ter rains saw the female prism's.r and the brother-in-law talking together in tie parlour. None of the aerostats knew when the man went oat. The two prisoners were upon this suspicion apprehended ; the boxes of the female, and the lodgings of the male prisoner were searched, but nooe of the stolen property was disco vered. What added to the suspicion that the robbery was committed by a person well acquainted with the house was, that a number of articles plated upon steel. which, without trying, a silversmith would no .be able to know from silver, were left behind. The boxes of all the other servants were searched, and all their letters matt, but nothing was found. The principal witness against the prisoners was the nurse. She could only speak to the fact of the male prisoner being there the night before the robbery, and as to the demeanour of the funds prisoner whop the robbery was discovered. • Mr. Haynes said, that the female prisoner erne • the oldest servant in the bons*, and be bid guest gull dente in her until lately. when sere at articles had been missed. The male prisoner's master attended with a solki tor for him. The master said he had been in his em ploy for more than 10 years, and be had the greatest confidence in bun. The landlord of the house where be lodged, gave ldm am excellent character. Mr. Sergeant Sam,ou consented to the man being, liberated, his landlord entering late a recognizance that he should be forthcoming whomever called fort : but the female prisoner mom he ammadod until Toes day next. He, at the same time ladeommd, that If she could procure two respectable hossiohoepers for bail, be might perhaps accept them. • The Solicitor asked in what aamet the baU would the rtlairt4 To, wash the %lota% repUsidaileabotil Ink ...... essaittra. tha initmii,al theanoaat; It NlZreieliaigha.,lasauflicient. 1 2.91.04110.4A14P5iti11ig 11 If s it 1 illf euptftlltsitarday wish weak uses, Ate' 'Mita -of the•liattr iiiso m . —PI is. Cdaellibiiiilisv.F.-The.tdogiaismitrand 44.440 ts 4 ativeparesily . vant liseasaraaiass. ;Ih. 14:tpAlorphr Mimemed: Ms.. obis *met /1•114 7 o f Mt Ilbero eillkeit,s*? cseaailmAtlealL atoll." Nall'Aroool47l/hireed ibis staesidemilraailefo.. lAN Waciviwillerial-eviilaboa•chrobasise&h ua d 7 $/#4 tleallire Gailarrilihripp-shafarsidale offetr *I a ibiatefflailib abeil• lanai ippliadi *I ilmog i ", ,711 , V0101111111111a• .I!o , e'r .• 1 , ...113/141eta. , 14 ZA Aitibtormoi bilipmmul Ilk iiihsoillire* iimi valen44ol4lindhaills ~:.: .. 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NIP t hi VAIVIKPOOK4:O44IIr# I°I44 ik ANON** irt" .ftisNWPOlrriPMbilibelPAl, iseesst VtIVISA lelettelless Itllegglb dabs allsbl; /braise' safl 4 o 4lool . olo4 MPfabligal 6301 DIANts thawhe ebk Iftly-teskisild lac isoseslsys tie" tessrebeClit tw i ,Ali ilisgsmalsidfibreressdasse pigeon dialeatm Off• J110 40 ,41,04 41 T05t siss4me 04* 'lr ma4 k ° / el/n ° * 4 i ° 0 3 i nerns ;Wig, liking to reit eof the . ores , ppoo the pip letif ofbblitsfil ited4llo/. In sorrererins, ilia is liedminist feats SUSIWIrsi ettleatnds. A resetl yrs sissucto %kis nemesia +r s 4 end the tbireve, esbs SIP !tett sfrafdli ilsisctieiboesissal aweless- as so the semmon Wm men wise hive stresk rOf ( !f t p2 •• 41 tit° of kit) dr 11;4 are seal/ wet e _y patience o those who are so deferftsbiN die 1;61G %Vitals their. melt. The efforts I 41411W1Prel WSW rtedh*fist their ndrei were net re. eilleilelessesseqnsersokbole Irseerb.dge ef the &W. selsedspieff , of 'the gone, to make the swot of therein hery. The sum ofikettlemlinend to them, oo they.wesild ferthnitirottars lathe Doss, sod MiariPOIPS Oaf ff Stella( *testis a .he astirstooff at J 24 lanera9tiff Dorikalt 4 5e., 8 0.0 11 the Ad ire shOniel cpasrattece . tjtempitejaken, wildest *lshii these fussy iiQ ink keitslidlo. The gang reped that they bad aleesktrient:9olllAW.°o3 etre Atlas e and thst as Mai sylierstilqllllll tisestion, tlttry isnot Ina Yes 4, sossamisosislos sumess is their' rsseeesies.; all ed:39lll* . edereasss !scamp's's for tisk tbpuaa q e vgrtotp . pieced for ch. capaisibto - 4 ; the par its withoti fike recovery of the property; sq tiiipubßiltave beeelereteded to take ao more of black iisk netes.ef the trwleli Bank without well knee l'. du perilous fro* whom Ahoy receive them, *Myr iad.' Pad Co. bad instructed their beakers is Leedom la r.efer those who preseut..l such Dotes to theaselves.ar The rolou.r of the copperidate lass bee, chattgid from black to red, and at Fry b s bankieg house reseerdayteme Rotel of the Ipswich bank, TVbieb were preemies& by strangers, were steseped with the words 't stoke, reierred to Alexanderood Co., Ipswich,' awl :attuned. to the persons who ()emoted them. it is esti calmed that the gang canna: pale wore (baits sampled lutedred pounds worth .81 the stolen notes, as a geeerak terror of the Black Ipsedek hank notes prevails whet ever they have been in cffftlation. On Wedrafday night an ieqeest Wall hdt*t St' Bartholomew's Hospital, on the bud! of Misfet Tiso mas Hawn, aged tea years, who met his deith der the following lamentable circumstances :—The parents of the deceased reside in Duanitres.alleir. Bishepsgate. The father was very feud of keeping fancy pigeons, and had a trap erected at the tap of his house for dying the birds. On Wednesday mote ing about seven o'clock, whilst in hed in the attic, be heard a seise in the loft as if the rat had got amongst the pigeons. and immediately called the deceased to get ear of his bed to drive the cat away. The boy instantly proceeded to the place, where he foxed a fa vourite bird in the claws of the animal, which rushed through the roof on the tiles. The deceased followed through the trap-door to save the pigeon. bat was precipßarid from. the roof four stories high into the street. wad was literally dashed to atoms. lie was efraveyed to the Hospital, where he died. Verdict-- " bled from accidentally falling from the top of a basso." T - tar 7 Tr PM . A INt• i 7 T, . , . _ • • _ . __ ._ _ __.__ . - 1 . '. . . as , . ; ) .lest •as to p: 4 a en •s t a• • f • • ,it r ,aiad , apestroi to labour*Wiwi° the tam a stop to if) • . t s '• t • lf • '• hired that t ender great solid cifjolid. he thought 301. 1 soil ,of thew It •11 tp : litte p ,th t eocpplpia•l .. Thp rivps-Lwaatheccesomittodloo•re-estodtiostion ' //lookt r ou.dhot e E tt is 'filtii;thad j . tiAi t. maiair aa the row! and hooded ; maser to Marader% lin gooier. Prior to Ads; 01kopogero' Oporiiit i.elly4 vusa l ipacooompitted. •"' 1 ; Joiajog I,hapiassaca of, the Magistasto. ohe pritonel AggosSuipaango .:I: Betylawshlssaswill‘ of this officlfta I AltOt -1-lialijippibt r diimea .111agistrate.osswerdltho they shield. otett:dill'iVilr• 41.hpfloits 4.41. 14vii t e • ,_,i, .i, 4 .41g A t &OW. R., .staitios should beittildto Ids totafoiti"' '•' z-*" . ' '' , sod-Afftsphipool ilsolo, A r ... A y-,i, I i n i f igo a . p r iviw • Captato 4' Z/g: • who ' wits biltl, s'lWittli.llll l k4- issahseaihsg am i ga t T !,.,, . •ith.• gat loiselevibte. ills, : - 44 001 17.4 40 '.. lianoldtg or . ellie sitiOlCAVAftihrii- -hlgs,lit'isgorapi 'L. worthy aglstrate?dthiliFdy Ala the•Latlyoelle! Ainsiostia b." 1 1 1" .W . ttli 441 q! 1 8 1 404 , 00 4*** wad Ago eificlVl eight o'clock io the evening, ettonipanled by a weans of the teen, Unto shilliegriessmisid for the bodg- lugs. and the weevil" vory Aim. dross& WOO divot& Is shoat to ee .•tbeprbntet diem down eisirssai , " the , poesy. ?be yea fossil Hot tits roost was es int • The Jeer, vrkieli 134•Wsiriyelliit - ii k Arg i tikei...44 risked the nVbs to obtain. Far ~. Oa oepeiatios was kept up; but the ban ere; p flying a deeper game than tbribleviii ; 4111 WIWI* pfitor Atka emir aces wen is groat airodstiaaptitey wen called to s tad it wet pretty mull secerta6ooi at ibe time. that nose it Ws polptbsitqfia4 2 Opplittak; Oa paost to that east A ls We ellt • • pifti3 OP 19 dsteliatf - o t a term& ("Januar Mt 'a rearird Inlet to - 000'4r tot Iretariblikeittlaw of ie robbery; ei. dna ea ablerabler's mad ray, or st Ver's aad Co. St. afil koala (tart. Paatstr; aaAhat•tb• forties *ay be spare. 4 ws?elad sad cooyialqd, 'smiths proper!, raeotrored. Tot MARRIED. lhorseey morning. at Christ Church. Stlrrey. Thomas Christopher Banks. Esq. of Bank Newton. is the comity' of York, to Harriet, fourth daughter of the isle William Weston, Esq. of Wilsley, near Crsobrook, Kent. I ntraday. Mr. Rehry Langton. of Maidenhead. RPM. to Ittrta., eldest datgnter of Mr. Stephenson, Willies -01144 Eitekfriars. DIED. Tbiiiaay last, the lit cost. Mr. John Weall, of !limb Id, nder Pinner, aired M. .s)n To!rofy, the Istiostant, Mr. J. Azford, of Ludgate lietl. aged Mi. °ernes/lay, the Ist inst. it Edmonton, Mr. J. P. Ward, of DOdlinien-itreet, Doctors' Commons. On Sunday evening loot, at Clapham•rige, Mary, relict et lierdiantlehroder, lisq. aged a. 1 . 1 Galway , of the malignant fever. which is now tusking saa fearful ravages, in that unfortunate town, J. Browne. Esq. ki.p. • - ". taadaal Stilted, Piloted, and Pottlldted at An Gloat "TIM lbrivesuan" and " Tat Coarrrrvrirs" (Sweat Allier, No. in?, Strand, by R. WARDELL, LL.B. to vbeas al aamattataadona, Orden, *4. an ralrlite d* bradikomagt 1