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London, England, 1822-01-11 00:00:00

sieleek se Weisman, sigii;lhe coif the Prisoner sod soother
seas muldealy tern the nem, .ef Palest street; they looked
up.and dims the street, wad thee se to the wall of Mr.
Nlating's garden, which lends M the hack pot of his hover,
sod scaled Is. He (the sitchass)darkersed his testers, sad
altilled ender the wall, when he bawd what be tirouelit was
the Ortiellerig open of a doors shutters. He raised hinmelf
se if She able to see over the top of the wall, and saw the
Petwiner end his esamaies in the act of hoeing holes la
Mr. Notting% wiedomelmitter with a %see and centre-bit.
Ile tau fur Plightwell, another wattles., to aasiot his in
'reusing the thieves, sad whes they ease, they both saw the
is,,, *revoking ieto the hose. They sprang their rattles,
sod having raised the cry of °Stop thief!" pursued them,
sr...they leaped weer the wag sod run is dithers direetioas.
Jobs Abhorred, a watchman, meted, that a little before
Isle@ o'clock es Rediseeday sight he heard the cry of
"Stop thief!" and saw the Primmer regain ales/ Minims*.
street, towards Jememsteset ;be sad F 1101114411, watch.
sou, stopped his, &MI comeryod him Nt. Margaret's
eatelroese. Os the way the Prisoner threw w ersire.bit
(rim set of his coat pocket (the whores prodoned the bet-
Went). Os emendate( the hisser two large !siege
were fused In se of his pockets,
W. Golfo' patrol, mated, that he head • crew-bar (a
very powerful instrunect for hmakieg Seto henses, which
he produced) coder the test of Mr. Nettles's garden ;
there were minks eorresposidieg with hie lastrawient on the
eriodOer shatters of Mr. Ithistiog's back bitches windows,
when she thieves had attempted to ester.
Mr. blettisg Mated, that Ms ohniters were bored by a
cootie bit, slid attempted to be forted opts; she arse of the
holes torrespoeded with the bit which the Prisoner threw
away fess his penes. The oaken are is pursuit of the
trineponion of the Prisseer.
He was folly commiteed fee trial.
HATTON-GARDEN.
ROBBERY OP A PARENT RP Hls SON.
Yesterday • very dretressieg eau came ow brims the
ittlagdiogistests. which excited a eassidereisle degree or
realist is the whole of the aleditoey. A youth, about 17
years of ego, named Join Lent. wee hissed up in she
yeakidy of William Thisselts. the Slicer, charged by his
owe falter. a respectable tallow-chandler sod oilman is
Skinner street, Somers Teem' wish several sets of felouy.
The father, with WWI ii his irlrel4 was Woofs 50 give evi.
hiss aghast hie depraved sea, sad with &Alertly proceeded
to state the essay lelsies he had commilial. The Prisoner
was the eldest of seven chilies, sad had receivid • liberal
edemmirmi. He bad ref Min time post led • very depraved
life, nod "shift of soy sloe cash he Strasted to his
A short time since be gees him rialto seeds to pay • bill,
instead of which he had essweeted it skis owe use, sad it was
not till he was sttl so Kara for platelet that be de.
Jetted the cubes before this affair was disco.
vend, war seal with smear toorrey to the Deter Oiler, to
Pit. the desire ea some eaNdles. which heals pertained sod
ewer paid the Eerier defy. Mel* after, be having be-s
trisect as a defaulter at the Ake, he wee applied to for
the mosey; he thee discovered the villainy of the Presser.
NeLed committed assay other miner thefts, sod the cause
for se Singing him to jellies was, he mestwig his watch
from hie bedroom yesterday neeesieg. The allacied father
.84d, that seises oseserhteg was chow, the esample sot by The
Prises to the other breathrs of its hotly sold, is all
pegliebility, delude them is.. his vile permits, and ski.
sestet, beteg his sad his wife to rhs.
The Magistrate sympathised wish the diserword father,
sat desired hem to realer boa cif es the them rof whim;
the watch, as that ales soil ligellighlat for the ends of
juithee. •I OPP'S feu
The father replied. that he me* see need she diem mph
heels he hid esuendited, M skew 111,11111demed sad depraved
dispesidoo of the Privateer.
re eelahN Soseriorli Lord, the malliered ille
he
very
Meths( worms. tree(Mid mated, that
se' die previews might the Pelgaire didlied his intrudes
of rinks; his potash roof *be ildlowiwi unseeing; she gat
mor Mist less **deck aid west dews Mein, leaving her
hateltemes watch la the hod-nos. The Messer slept is the
rotes adjoinieg. On gets op stales shoe* Mier, she sem
It. eosin ass if her bed tees, and me "Nog in she
mimed the ware!; she Amnestied the littomser Sivas nub.
Lary, bit he denied It mostly. She hem hie seise be a
SWIM hie Alter sow le, sod se meeddeg Mb•,1111100
the Mach woe fared In his fob. +awn
Holt,* the seesistiew the Primmer maineileellefedlket
mile.,,, sad &chimed sayin say shied in hie dellidet.
He re se *My estmitted fir iris!, and Me *SW eild as..
thee NNW new be prosecute.
AWFUL CATASTRUPIER.
Vertevoloy montiog Mr. Smith, a reopsatehle master tailor
reaitiserg as the minter of Drommotet, Tooloy.street, left his
hoes in egmenent pod health sod spirits, for the purpose,
as he Meted, soil as was geemolly supposed, of giriog to she
parish eheeeh le be present at the soleataleatiaa of his
tJetaghter's esserioge, which was to take plies Sat mochas;
bat to the a she bride sad bridegroom, he never
arrived, andm afhte ileseaseiderable delay, the eereeneny was per-
formed sabot* him. The hem coo* thee remind haute
to *peed the day with their father, but had not been there
Inlay siesta Were Mr. Smith wee carried home by some
swop mess—. corpse ! The fealties eacited by such a
iselooeholy sod smexpeeted catastrophe soy he easily con-
ceived; the fries& win bad been Seised to partake of the
bridal repast separated le the set abrupt meaner, mad This
is a few monseets o woe of haeadlres joy and hilarity was
e.rovertird ease sees of Ed/fend despair equally boundless.
It appears dal the deceased, os his limy is the church,
felt himself very ill, sail sleds los Sad to hie
chest, littered • slight selamatioa, dropped down, and
! • Corener's loosest *III Sig to reesetigate the cir-
cumfuses this day.

SLIDELADY AT LADY MAIINERS..—On Satorday
night the towns residence of Lady M•urreas,
No. 37. Groovetsor-square, was broke opeu by
thieves. who pitied access from the back pert of
the pnrtsi.asr sod robbed the house of several stove-
reigns, lee livery cons, &c. belonging to her Lady.
ship, with which the depredators escaped undisco-
stied.
We mentioned yesterday the lamenttble suicide
of Mr. SLADE. of the Navy Pay-office, at Ch.it.
halo. "Ou the discovery of this dreadful cats.-
trophor Seri the Maeda!~ Gazette, "s most af-
fecting time took place. Mrs. SLADE and her
daughter., in au agony of distraction, threw them-
selves oo the body of their unfortunate husband
end father. and were taken away in a state of lumen.
sibility. The situation of the unhappy family is
TIMM distressing; from the enjoyment of compara-
tive allitience they are. in this awful manner, depriv-
ed of their only support, sod reduced to beggary.
Imagination cannot picture • more dreadful and
sioul-horrovring catastrophe, both in the nature of
its oceorrence, and in its melancholy consequences
tu an amiable and innocent family. whose distress
has excited general sympathy and pity. Mr.
SLADE was all elderly man, sod we Wince leaves
right childreu. Up to the moment of his death he
bore the most irreproachable character. The defi-
ciency. we are sorry to hear, is lomenhot about
6,0001. We understand that Mr. ,LADS
some
tune ago lost a coosiderable sum by a counexion
with • hawking conceru."

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