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London, England, 1816-12-04 00:00:00

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suit of which was, that the Worthy Magistrate
thought piorr tliat his podia, ,a!s_ far as regarded
hit being found at Ytate hour of ',light. cvith I9Aoed
lire arms *boat him.; (for. he had *largehorse Pistol
in his 'pocket, heavily I ,arled); ihroild he in.estiated
by a higher authority :he was 'A icrtringly talon to
the Secretary of State's Nice, in Whiceball.
With respect, howevet, to she prisoner:A al4olting
and stabbing of two persons,, named. Rhodes and
Goulding, who assisted to secure evi4ence
was. taken to the tedlowing effect s—They are plum.
ben and glaziers firing at Hampstead; and tars
Monday had been to sir,,rk at Lord Minifield'ek on
their return home they Went into
.a plibilcfsonse at
Highgate, two doors froth the gAte.hou.e, to get
something to drink. At eleven o'clock they were
alarmed by the .cry of" Stop thief I" and they in
.consequence ran into the street, and saw A hone pa-
trole sitting °obis horse, .with a man staniing by the
side of his horse. Goulding said to the patrole;
D—n it, why don't you go after the rest of the
robbers ?" The p atrole sad he could not, ai he had
one of them in custody. Goulding rejoined, "rt
you go alter the ethers we will wore the one yo*
have." the patrole then inquired of the landlady if
she knew 13opliing and Rhodes, to which she an.
swered in the affirmative. .He then gave the man,
who proved to be Watson, into their custody, they
then laid :hold of him, while the patrole went in
pursuit of the others. Watson inuantly drew a dirk
from his stick, and said--" If you don't let me go
I will run you through," And he struck at Goulding
with the dirk which perforated his great chat, her:
only scratched his skin ; he then attacked Rhodes
and -stabbed him in the thigh,. but not to any clatf-
getout; extent. A struggle ensued, • arid they alt tell
into the kcanel together. The patrole at this junc-
ture returned, having ineffectually pursued the othqr
two, and Mr. Watson was secured, and a pistol and
a great many papers aretai ken from him. Re wo-b
a cough great coat, and his boots, Sec. 'were very
dirty.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
Yesterday James Furbey, Robert J(arfter, and Santue7
Wilk, children of eleven years of AO, were brought
up and examined, charged with stealing'a loaf from
the shop of Me. Stevens, biker, in LTnnot-street,
diesex Hospital, and otherwise actively assisting i*
the riots of Monday. night. -
James!Latham, a special constable, stated, that be;
tween five •and six o'clock on.Mooday night he was
on duty, and saw a body of people, of about two thou.
sand, come along Oxford-street ort coming to Mr..
Williams's, the fishmonger, they gave three cheers,
and proceeded to Orford Market, where they for-
med into three divisions, • and took different direc-
tions.- Witness followed chit which went towards
Cavendish-square, and on going through
.Margaret..
street they pulled down the railings at. Nis. 63 and
64, and proceeded from thence to W.ells•otrec4 token
they eepeate4theiritilitruct; iViiireral'atirei houses.
Witness could not resist this outrage, at he had po
assistarke; and-the greatest pelt- of "thirtifrib were
armed with heavy clubs. They then went to an
eating-house, where a decent dressed man, who
affected to be their Captain, spoke to the. laudlord,
and ordered the mob to march forwards. 'which they
-did without doing* the least damage to the eating-
house. Their next route wan Union-street, where, as
soon as they came in front of the prosecutor's house,
they began a most furious attack, and in less than a
minute bad beat the whole shop front in, With railings
with which they were proeided. and took out f... 2 •
loaves, `and also destroyed a great qaantity of flow.
Witness saw the boy Furbey very Duey, and at last..
spring up to the wlndoie and rut away with a At;ic,
fusrerra loaf; followed by two others. Wit4es4
pur-
sued them into Nassau-street, andlhere foundttieln
dividiay it, when he took them into custody:'
The bread was pioduced, which WAS all oney Mood, -
in consequence of his cutting his fingers with the glass
when he snatched it ooi. . .
Mr. Stev t said, that when the mob first attacked
him house, some of. them were heard to"elthiinr-..'
" Don't hurt that poor man : he is a new beginner."
Nevertheless, thirty-Seven squares of glass were in.
scantly beat in with railings, with which the rioters .
were provided, and fifty-two loaves taken in the
twinkling of an eye. 0-Fitness could flirt • 'Wear to
any of their persons, as he was obliged to attend on
his wife, who had fainted away with the fright. Jr
the morniagrwitness, on searching the area, found
pact of the railings with which they bad broken . his
.windows, and which afterwar de gave [tithe officer.
The iVorthy* Magistrate made many severe rat "
marks on the impropriety of suffering children to be.
'so Math abroad, and ordered them .to be remanded',
till Saturday, until which time they are to remain in
the House of Correction, and be kept separate.
William Muria, a youth about 18, was examined
on a similar charge. Watson, a constable,' statetV•
that the mob, after leaving the last streetr proceeded- •
to +eta:arc/I' Mr: Watkins, au eating•house, No.
60,'Tottenh4m-ctiutt-road, where the windows were
,imurediately broke. as at the last house, and the shop '
retitme.l44 20'or 80 persons, who began to take every • •
thing they .coUldlay their hands on ; they took away
*bout 40 hams, and all the rest of the meat which
they could find, calling loudly for more. There was
Ro.moreip.the house, but one roasted shoulder of
mutton; which was brought Op, and for which a
bask ensued s• about this time they were joined by
*bore, who wave incessantly crying to their Captain
(as be styled himself), to lead them on to the attack
,at the 16 Cheap Cook's Shop, in St. Giles's, where
thel meant to have another tuck-out." Among those
%dec aimers the prisoner appeared to rank very high
for the power of his oratory. Witness observed bins .
throw a stick at the shop window, by which he broke
a pane of glass, and immediately pot him in custody.
A sailor, who said .his name was Brows, was re.
mended fora similar offence, haviug bees appre.
headed by Foy, jun.
During the whole- of. Monday, and anal three
o'clock on Tuesday accusing, Mr. Bettie and Mr.
thous two of the Magistrates, were in continual at.
andante, and, by the different detachments of con:
stables which they sent out as occasion required,
served in many places to disappoint the movements
of the infuriated populace.

I.& Hwy An Clerk's visitto: Bow.nreet
tdosdny, wbicb has escited so anstitocuriouty, mod
so much ridiculous coasts-intros, was merely to Does,
plain of a servant who had robbed has and of whom
the proper officers are in pursuit.