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POLICE IN'TELLIOE ATE.
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iesday, abot:tiro o'clock, Mr. Viltiert Nino made hiss e.
eince in this Mfice, in thiscustody of the keeper of Gil i'r.
et Compter, for the purpose of putting in the necessary bail re.
red of bins by Alderman Coz, fur threatening the life of Mr.
nuns M. King, of Well-yard, Little Britain, who had by or. a:
nu taken away big intended bride, a day or two previous to the
nubial knot being tied.
dr. Alderman Veriest= accepted the bail, and the young Gem. --'‘-..----7----------7--7-831vtiraMR„R_R_
an was forthwith discharged. The worthy Alderman, W-
ising himself to Mr. Pearce, said, that he was happy that thin
terminated so happily; and, as he perceived Miss Emit rliDifilliati
aim Paddle in Cow, with a countenance expressive of much
'sure and exultation, he (the worthy Aklerman) was coneei„d OTWE IS HESER
dyer t Mr. Pearce had gained his desired purpose, and-consequialii, mol 'l'ermitser, at
re would be no fear of his again breaking the peace. ' •
committed on the Ili
Slr. I'earce is a young man, about 22 years of age i • and bliss r..
dale is the third daughter of Mr. Priddle, of Chels:ea! th, AdosiraitY a Egqiiand* soil
mg Lady is in her 19th year.
MARYILA-BONNFia n, at
festerday morning, a young man of respeetable appearanfe 1 , Loam, on WED
ed to the Sitting Magistrate for a warrant against Net 5t,,,qt,4:,' r any
it." The applicant stated, that on Tuesday evening he west
augilistic notoriety, for' the following gross outrage, called " : ailitahtprissoemerilis:ckGaoienbscharthe,gll:
ts. grata or within the said
a the Carpenters' Arms, James-street, Lisson-grove, and canna
a pint of porter, which Stockman,
:red to warm for him. Applicant accepted his offer, and Stock_ Godemssreett, London, in or
n, before returning it, asked bins if he should like some ginger
it? Ile answered in the affirtnative, and Stockthan took from with uncalied-for politeness, rel"..-uto Mrto trautind--.
wit
t aL.coPthye a&
pocket a paper, the contents of which he pUt into the beer, saying
was ginger, but, Irons its effects, he was convinced it tote,( hay
tit a powerful emetic, as it caused him to retch violently more
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m a dozen times in the course of the'night, and at one time i PRC
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aught his life in danger. He had witnesses to prove that Snick. Neetsafgetekell',7orriretiliwinimill at thaensaislideli
in put the contents of the paper into the beer, and also that tie FIRE INSUB
d shortly before purchased an emetic at a dector's shop. C
Mr. RAWIANSON, under the circumstances, granted a warrant James BSI
airst Stockman fur mixing deleterious ingredients in the beer.
Bich was pot into the hands of Gibbs, the officer, with unit-I.s to Doerr
ecute it immediately, if the party could be found. 111C0A1101100
Mr. JAis Batt, of Seymour Mews, was charged with here. D
hipping a sweep; but it appearing that a person who was uein; Thorns, Alias, Faci-
es annoyed by the boy's professional cry ; that when toll of the John Richard Baker, Esq.
rcumstance, he increased his yell of " sweep," in loudnes and De Cooke
!fluency, and was impertinent ; and that the chastisement a:s J. H. M. Dawes'gul• Ml',
rule, the Magistrate (Mr. RAWLINSON) dismissed the affair. tie, Thomas Gaitskell. Ess.
owever, read the '-ay's master a lecture on the practice of not ..!. L. A. Goldschmidt, ES+
wing the poor boys to wear stockings, and said he wool.: tel.: 3 Joseph Owen Harris, Esq.
t made out of all the master weeps living within the dis;r:zi, Fichard Pechover Harris, E
e names and ages of their apprentices, &c. and visitations, wit; . James lanes, Esq.
It previous warning, sh'ould be made. If their masters used the. I James Jacks, Esq.
ndly, their conduct would be known and appreciated, If oth,r. A
lse, they would meet punishment. There was a parish whhi William Borradaile, Esq.
aced all their orphans apprentices to this trade; for the cor.sent ohn Darden blagens, Esq.
'parents was rarely to be obtained. Ho would not say hr vote' &
Ater sanction such apprenticeships again, hut it would be niee.e. Messrs. Swain, Stever
et. He had received a Iron-from a person, stating the boys user' I
inted in food, that they might not grow too big for the chimiiie-, Messrs. hlasterman, Peter
id offering to contribute to any subscription for them.
HATTON-GARDEN. SHE PROPRIETOI
SURANCE COMPA,
J. Cook and T. Lloyd, the pedestrian, were remanded, charged an
take
spicien of being coinets, various materials used for that purpose at liberty to any Sham
ping found in their apartment. Company (not exeseding the
WORSH IP- STREET. he Rock Company), upon pa
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Minns Lee, a weaver, in Fleet-street, Bethnal-green appeared 'sten, and Co. on or before '1
i answer the complaint of Edward l-lewitt and hialy Bien- 6th January, 1825.
insop, who were apprenticed to him by the Parish of St. Matthew.
t appeared from the boy's statement, that Lee and his wife were
manually quarrelling and fighting, and that he was in the habit of
PROTECTOR FIRE
bleating himself from his house for several days and nights tege-
ter taking with him all the money; and that, although the buy THE DIRECTORS
'rued one pound per week, they were left at home without victuals. House, No. 35, Old J
he prisoner being well luttiern'as- a drunken dissolute character;
wo officers were dispatched to examine his dwelling; when they
'turned, they reported that it was very dirty, and that the beilnui eoSeePr"rliletosiorsrs ta:odostitTleoPudiblill4
ed clothes Were not fit for a dog to lie on. •
The Magistrate, understanding that both boy and girl couldob- HE QUARTERLY
sin a livelihood, cancelled the indentures. atla ECCLESIAFTIC
died this day, price as.
d for C. and 5. HMI
A FRENCHMAN'S IDEAS OF ENGLISH LIBERTY.—The
islinwing is literally extracted from an address in a
:tench Court of Law, something similar to that wade HE EDINBURGH
ry a Jndge, in his address to a Grand Jury at the A, Rriareartteorrinnstace, p7saun-taanyg: .irt,
izes in England, and which wets stated, a short time nes and Inspeessions in lei
ince, in one of the Freach'cities: "It (England) boasts am, AWL:Iona the Corn
if its liberties, but break the 'veil, you will then see ulucation of the People-.
ionour and power for'wdalth, and for the rest of the 1%--"jad.C2APl:4l°litliontc'ck—'l
of t 1
)eople a yoke of iron i Thee liberties of England would ws of Scotland, Statement
e for France an intolerable burden. GoD keep us from Printed for Longman Hs
seer having anything to do with it. The excise; ti.e dot; and A. Constable;
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dress-gang ; the right of taking seamen out of merchm,: Lit
;hips at sea ; the mode of forced recruiting the most In ivo. price ins. 64,. board
Surthensome and the most arbitrary, services the most sec,
long and severe, the pain of flogging, and no hope of THE LIFE of the
advancement for the soldier ; abandonment and .A. GOD, THOMAS I
nakedness when he is worn out in the service ; the inhe. and UalL
By the Bev
ritance of the soil by a small number of families ; the Rector of
violation of one's home ; cruelty in arrests ; protracted
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imprisonment, in spite of the boasted pompous law it St. Paul's church.yard.
Habeas Corpus ; religious intolerance; the insignifi-
cance of royal authority ; the miseries of the people; Price se. bound in roan,
and the wretchedness of the poor." SPECULUM GEE(
The financial agent of the Viceroy of EGYPThad UU Banc.--By a
caused a son to be brought up as an Ecclesiastic, and " He understands but lit
had persuaded the Porn to nominate him Catholic PA* priestly alike, who thinks I
triarch of Memphis; but, on the young man's return, Ptiteppointments."—.ltir
he found his 'father fallen into disgrace; he received into Choo'readttsse. 1114 431. al
orders not to proceed any further, and he was obliged
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to return, and has arrived at Genoa. Waterloo-place, Palle Male
Sir EDWARD' BANKS is going to try the experiment
This
of making bricks fri2m the clay which is found under
the salts, or waste lands, laying next the beach, on Ins 11 IVINGTONS A
.a.OO Year 1845, in one la
estate at Sheerness.
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It is not generally known that the thatched house in
rguipeceibeicinlbeiCe:gyetsahcmcaßtie::::etb:mfearoreriftesoy)edavei2tpearl:fion intotidhdeeasglil
Camberwell Grove, many years inhabited by the late
Dr. Lettsom, was the place where the citastrophe l'aP-
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ils. ataiyass:eNetsewrecofsptheoarpdevcitet
paned upon which Lillo 'founded the popular tragedy of
George Barnwell.
Thursday, a poor woman residing at Fordo ich. while
standing at-the v. ashing tub, burst a blood-vessel in lien
11441"stParit awiliap that
tobnegthe
r, one
ote busiesease,
si, i
leg, which occasioned her death in a few hours.
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BIRTH. .
Lately, at Boulogne, the Lady of Captain Robert began, if 3
daughter.
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asqdualaregitri, the,.
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DIED.
At Mathews, on Friday, Lieut. Alexander David Beatson, E.IC.
,I)easitz's, from 17/11 to
Engineers. • 14 Ilie Mut and will taps
ArMgyolne-dsatryeetß. Richard Harrison, M.D. aged 40, at his binge 'll
IT.:certa:ati,or of seri:
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Last week,s shoemaker, in Barrowfield, near Glasgow, and
interned in the Calton burying-ground, aged 104!____
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