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London, England, 1818-01-10 00:00:00

,grftincrease
talon place,
. s resolutio‘-inttmat-
ing that there was no soon in the places of reception
4,kbe fresh applicants, an6l that there was no alter-
iikatere but that . of waiting until Die ships in which
the arrangements for the general accomwdation
were tp be made 'should arrive. The number of those
who were subject to this unpleasing disappointment
was about 2:50.--The Loan MAYOR—" I apprehen-
ded something of this kind, and therefore disap.
proved i:,f any hasty measure. A prodigious influx
of ,panpets must naturally have been
.expected. I
kave not the rower of diretting iis, this case, but 1
shall give thehest advice in my power, and recom-
naendithat a temporary relief be given to those who
cOrnot be received. The arrival of the ships, which
I, wonder has not already taken place, wily trust,
put an end to the inconvenience."—The Mssenger
slid the Committee had already adopted that sugges-
tion. The ships, he feared, would dot be ready for
a 4 or two.
- Thomas Morgan, a man of gentlemanly spear-
ance, was charged with stealing privately in the
dpielling-houses of several usvernireepers in the City,
table and other silver .speons. Nearly twenty persons
were in attendance to substantiate charges against
the pt_isolter.r-lienry 'Webb, iWaiter at the' Cock
aks,WoplpAck:lruich-lane, stated that on Thursday
ti.?. risoner came to the hOuse, and called for a
boson of soup, which having used, he paid for .and
ri.;.7.red. Scarcely had he left the roam, however,
when it was disoevesed that he had carried off the
*ilrri eent him with•the soup, and had left a plated
or behind. Vtritaess purstted. and overtook Birth,
w'hen having brOught him bacl, and charged him
wetrfi the thef~L it was denied. In the contest the psi-
sbner threw down his Eat, and the spoon *ll from
it. e was immediately secured and searched, when
11, Rd. Was found in his possession. Witness was
ii., ed to suspect theprisoner from the circumstance
otlunesoes other tavern-keepers having been served
Voan= trick.--tdward Chester, waiter at the Her-
'Taverp, Threadneedle-street, said, that a few
clefs since the prisoner came to that house, and called
. Soon after he retired, as in the last case,
Telfer spoon was .gone, and a plated one left in
its.mead. . The other conaplainants were rushing for-
"pa to prefer their charges, but it was discovered
dial all tfie necessary evidence could not now be pro-
dqrd‘r:The 43RD KtVOR thought the first case so
c, that it was his duty to commit him upon it ;
se 'liked the prisoner what he had to say 1 The
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been formerly in the army ; he
heft it, b 0 arils continued to sell those who
remained in ft divers goods.i 11,
and Dover, e bad been abroad,
aid en his return Cf
.. he lost all
his propF at ty the
~lace. On Thursday after-
tett°
niin? risen retamiOg in the Docks, looking out
for a passage' he kicked against something in the
sheet. lelith he fpuild to be a silver spoon. This he
put careleisly into his fiat ; and when the waiter at
die cock fiiid W,oolpack saw it, he pretended it was
his, and it was instantly given up to him.—His
Lordship next inquired what he had to say to the
other charges? but the prisoner did not reply.--The
acer who vkikl4in into custody produced a nuns-
bei of plates, left in lieu of something more
RIO ft Irs0"1
..47,e1105• The prisoner
._ _ ,w4s tally
cipinosteeii weop •Ine lust charge, and memo to be
tii..elei V litimP ea ti.F Age,
c2* *T be eoi.-
asinest m. •
...4m4fivit.,ckears..--Mr.Boi, the City 5ur-
.,(4!,1 liFqaul..,a7 , .the following melanclaply.
circumstance in -4741 A ioit, upon Nvhich he
.34:46401:=74P YlCe :-7;D*pl4 Comm ,
_ ian, a (cor dayA.,lince gone
4.1: ipt9 CO/Akidieshire. upon some urgent pnidte
afar. ' Ffe left big Wife in towp "dangerbusly indis-
Pri'W!. AO•loarnelz bed be itnyea at:the end Of his
yr..rfssiti inielligence overtook him liat his wife
was no more. THe news instantly indaded him ,to
Mum, apd he. took hii pasiage by the first canal*
London. Ms *as the Wiibeach and Cambridge'
stage; known also as the Royston Mail. On Tuesday,
just before darlight, six o'clock, the coach, heavily
. laden with passingers_and luggage, arrived at Tot-,
tenham Ikoadway, near London. A waggon drove
on before, which being oil the wrong si4e forced its
war by in ,such a Tanner, _as M cause Oe coach to
upset, and Cartwright, who 'lrks an insi4e passenger,
haying fallen betliath a man at least sixteen stone,
Zilitht• he was dr. A' 13mised, and his left hand
... arm dislocate ' -use arm was literally driven',
into the *soget. Several Others of the passmkprs were
eat and bruised, iiiit none so dangerously as Cart-
v.g:42:t. The u,,liaPpy man being copveyetl home,.
44s .put under srf:rile4iiate surgical aid,
.§oon after!
he 47411in:A strong synptoms Of derangel and'
ip the C611:16 or Thursday he bccarrie com ete4.
4.g
nag. Bleed and every other efl'ort was tri , but
•4 vain. Ins.arosr-uiosv of si:getstin vAai aPPMer4
ani so4o,r.raic hxd rtePstiinlste man become:
tfia: he brasie lied lipitinfloliier.e: every thing ydith
came in. his way. 'lt was as much as 044044
iltrerigth.of others could do to prt vunt him plunging

committed ,
lItttoNHALt.—A miserable looloin= named
,
4an•toillieen, was brought before the .
atagis-
trate (Mr. Serie-ant titsatoti),.by Edward Water, 'con-
stable of St. Saviour's parish, who stated that he
found the prisoner fleeping lip the open air in the
;Borough-market, on Thuriglay night, in a most
wretched condition : from hisweakness and infirmity
Fit was with great difficulty he could crawl to the
watch-house, where he was taken care of for the re-
.mainder of the night.---The man stated to the Ma-
gistrate that he was weary of his existence, from the
combined effects of povqrty and disease: he had
served in both army and navy, abut not long enough
in either to be entited to a pension. He begged that
Use Magistrate would send him to some place where
he might receive a little food, even if it was to a
prison.—The Magistrate ordered the keeper of Horse-
rnonger-lane Gaol to receive him into the Gaol Ir.-
firmary, there ,to remain until, his strength was re-
stored, and then to be passed to Ireland, his native
country.

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'4. l-----±7-.--1..,. '- thrmgh the window into the street. Mr.,Box added, HO
PO ICE. that Use symptdats , h%d Auer beeenne„. if 'possible, -..
. , more slangerous, atisl, it was ll* Z9W .A.Avegion of .1.0 Dr
24mistos.House.--.Dtwresi.s.en Seatex.—A de• health gor he had little hopes of the,man s life), but
.rotation from the Committee at the King's Head, of
, security .—;;Thq LetitmtgaToit having consulted wir
Foult.ry, yesterday waited upon the LORD KAYOR, some moments with Mr. *ox, 1t.W11.5 =weed that the c
am. d irated, that theapplicagons from distressed sea- the.unietney individual ahead be.lemoved instantly die,si
,Feri so numerous, as to render it necessary that to the Any- Inni akHosten.—By this double calamity dim!
some ..,plase of arcommodition should ,be appointed five small Ohilairen are likely to become orphans. A DdIQ
'fr..SWthat at Kerungton. The Master of the Lou- Belemriarz........4ea jaws Was charged with cob.
toßesir
'Ann, yrwykluause had, the Deputation said, offered to bins theisause of Mr. Croker, at the Admiralty.— me fro
immediate .assistance, by receivhig 100 of the Catherine Rook, a servant to Mr.Croker,:stated that ieseese
F
ii,....:, into at place of refuge,. under the au-
°Air of, the Lean,Asupt, ,whosesanction wal in- on -Thursday evening, between five and six o'clock, free re
she met, the. prisoner in the 7 ass.age of her }Nines r.......t0n,
tispensable. It was a pleasing, assurance to ,iiive, house, leading to the area steps ; she asked her what being 4
at the .poor fellows who crowded to the Canznittee business she -had there? To which she .give no to win
appeared free, from distose, and, therefore,. their re. answer. Suspecting she was there for the jairpose of o*a 1
ception in theNorkhouse would be aulnded,reith no robbing the house, .witness callesi to a fellow seri :,,:s'el,
ill . copseqp,enees to tbe dal inmates. They had, vent,. who came, and they shut the door upon her. Medic
laßrever, ac-arcelY,alll.egverla.l3.—'ThMastet of the The prisoner then said she wanted the house-keeper; to pub
irifffigAlCidse having Illea4eil that. there •was room but she could not tell her name. A bundle was ob-
inipat;plage fpr 100,,the 40a/soma immediately served under her cloak, which, on being examined, E
4=l!
aareichrections for, removal that number trom preyed to be a pair .of sheets, belonging io Mr, ie t.,..,,
ailie-nteeta, ,and stated the the same time that the ac- Croker, and a coat belonging to James Taylor, the an ins,
coMino,dation offereclAtlipalsi be . paid for, and that footman. They had been taken out of the kitchen ewe, sl
the necessity.se d.. not . exist, longer than a day or arid..esry----. .Mr. C,epker being at home and hearing diel
two. lie. also ;hit, the -men should be sup- a not:"
reyrectea
, went to see ;the cause, when the ;prisoner, rill,
plied with b suiii,cheese, or bread and broth, as said she
,Itad been inituoed to commit tixe.robbqr. liquid
e Couunitteeshoulashinkooper to advise.---Soon., through distress, and begged forgieeeess.,m4be.was sie'iscr
a* this arrAwke4ol.442,er meisage was received committed for trial. vain
fecins, the Comautteer.
siitating . that the grsk.at , increase TT
..,11102; HALL.—A TriOrable. • _
....., .....,..1 rand in
or numbers that,was severy.pasment taking place,. Jahn
„tareaa- was h,,,,e,,kr is„t,,,,e the ••1""" 17,`,;: POP!,
rendered it necessiey.to_adopt a resolutioil,:intlmat- trate (Mr. ser'iearn FiaT.:AN)T,;.-.E44,a.rd . am-7;n-
preset.
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