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London, England, 1822-06-07 00:00:00

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committed to take tali Mal et she lest ettodneer Scssirns..,
Winks* CutiOsot 11‘11011‘ to the Ed Reef them of I'm*
Owe. was eferied sehlt.wasling a hag from the chop of Mt,
Jaw rerring, in the strand. eery ccalir confessed that ha
did steal the bat. His object was strongly suspected to be, lszt
he might be sent to Dotany Bay. ne was et:nmated for trial.
George Leek, late a servant hi the employ of blesses. Cyzr,,,
tobacconists in the Haymarket, underwent a second examen,.
tion, on suspicion of having robbed them to a considerable er-•
tent, front a varlet, of suspicions eiteantstanees, bat they failed
in the direct proof.
Durreas.—Edward Imes, wisp appears in diretent dresses 4.,
the purpose of &eating and defrauding persons, was clrgr,,,
with cheating and defrauding Witham Perkins, En.
of i'avi-
stock-place, He was orddred td find bail, or be committed,
John Arthur was laity committed for trial, for breaking orm
and robbing the cottage of J. Whittaker, near Ashttd, in Sums-
Qom:a-Soca ar.-2'llonsas "anthems and James Mellystivz, cr-
eates in the 3d Regiment of Foot Guards, were eramined o • *
charge of having robbed their quarters, the King's Head, Jr.
street, Buckingham-gate, of sixteen bottles of Mountain' I,ishc2,
and Sherry wines, a quantity of ale, and vinegar...--Rernansled.
Harros-Gaanzu.—lt has beers atrziged,. that Read, t!;t
officer, shall go to Barking jail on Sate rday, to inspect the 1+1•,,,:,s
who are suspected of being the murderers of Mr. Mu acy.

Tuesday night a Gentleman went into the Italian
Opera •House, and entered into conversation with ti,e
veteran Police-officer, TOWNSIkEND, who observing.
his gold chain and bunch of gold seals, advised the
gentleman to take care of his watch (a gold chro-
nometer value 35 guineas), which the gentleman
drew out, and said to Mr.TowNsHEND, .. Oh, 1 will
take care of it," and then returned the watch, as he '
believed, to his fob pocket. In about ten minntes
afterwards the gentleman discovered that his watch
and its appendages were gone t but whether it was
stolen, or had slipped down his trowsers, .he was not
certain. On TOWNSIIEND being informed of the lc, ,
he said to the gentleman, ~ I had my suspicio2,
from your flashing your watch so much, that it
would go; let the nert be a stop watch."
_ Wednesday evening a boy,. while endeavouting to
climb behind ale of the Black wall stage eoacliv,,
passing along High-street, Poplar, one of the irua
spikes unfortunately ran through his wrist, and he
was dragged after the coach a considerable distance
before he was extricated. It is feared he mast un-
dergo amputation of the arm.
A poacher, well known at Maidstone by the name
of addier, was on Sunday morning discovered oa
Coiheath, near Hunton Woods, quite dead. When
found be presented a shocking spectacle, the lower
part of his face and throat beinn.t, much lacerated, and
he was covered with blood. On tracing the blcoj to
a hedge a few yards distant, a gun was perceived
lying on the opposite side, which appeared to have
been recently discharged. From this circumstance,
and the man's wounds, it is coejecterea that he was
following his unlawful pursuit., and, in getting over
the hedge, he was in the act of drawing the gun after
him, when it went off, and lodged the contents in hi.
throat and lower part of his face. He appears to hate
staggered a few paces before he fell.
Tuesday, William Mcntgomery and Charles Ml-
cock, journeymen carpenters, residing in G:avC•
lane, having occasion to go to Turnlia rn-7eeen to vi,';
the wife of the former (to whom he had been !wt. a
fortnight married), they hired a boat, and unciertet:-:
to row themselves , but they got entangled :trim:-
some craft above Vauxiiall- Bridge, when NI:.!1, •
mery got up to push off the boat, and by the frr;:e; ;...
the exertion was pitched nv.erhoard.and drown.:.d.—
When the news was conveyed to his wile, she v.-ea
into hysterics, and has since remained in a state of
insensibility.

On the lii instant, as John and Henry Curling, 19
and 21 years of age, were amusing themselves with a
sail on the river Stour, the boat upset, when John,
the younger, got entangled in the sail, and sunk to
rise no more. The elder, Henry, was picked up alive,
but has been insensible ever since. The river running
close to the garden, their cries of distress were heard
by their mother and sisters, who could afford them no
assistance, and who had no idea at the time it pro-
ceeded from them. They are the sons of Mr. W.Cur-
ling, of Sandwich, and nephews to Dr. Curling, of
Upper Brook-street.