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London, England, 1821-10-10 00:00:00

least the complainant owed tlat was 255. and he
!thought that quite low enough, for he had onit
charged him two shillings a week for washing,'W
in nd mending. s'
he complainant.—Goo knows, your Worshir, that wzi,
lima, for we were five in a bed. There was your ea,
child, and Pat Donovan, and myself. you know it wen, nnat,'
The Magistrate directed that the twenty shuon
should be paid, and that the clothes should be dai.
vered up to the complainant.
Another Irishman was charged with kkking np
row in a fit of drunkenness. The Magistrate spoke
of fining him ss. for getting drunk, but was disarmed
by the following speech :
" Your Worship, I got a wound at Watetkis,
can't stand liquor slime. I took an oath a year ago not todrira
a drop of spirits for a twelve month, and yesterday my year',
out, and I cooks little, but it took braid of me. Now, yi;
Worship looks over this, upon my smirl 111 take my mai maw
row not to take another drop for another twelumontlir
The Magistrate smiled at this assurance, aqua
the defendant good bye for another year.

Yesterday Mary Ann Woad, who had been charged
last week with having obtained property from sere.
ral persons on false pretences, in conjunction with
her husband, was again brought up for examinatioz.
On inquiry being made by the Magistrate whether
her husband bad in every instance heen present, at
Ithe time the property was obtained? it appearedtim
he bad. The Magistrate then said, as the husband
had been present, he was considered in law as solely
answerable for the offences, the wife being suppose!
Ito have acted under his controul. He therefore or.
deted the prisoner to be discharged, and issued ha
warrant against the husband, directed to the Mas
shat of the King's Bench.
Immediately after the prisoner had left theOffic
her mother, a woman of very respectable appet
ante, came into it in a state of great agitation, ay
applied to the Nlagistrate to protect her from he
daughter, who had threatened her life in such arm
tier as to alarm her in the hi hest degree. She xil
she always acted towards her daughter with Et
greatest affection, and had been wholly ruined in hr
circumstances by Wood, her daughter's holm*
she had frequently of late declared she uould Lit
her (the complainant's) life, the moment it shouldle
in her power; and on one occasion she came cute(
her house with a knife in her band repeating kx
threats. The prisoner denied the fact. A iervo
came forward, who said he could explain the can
of the prisoner's having a knife in her band. Thee
was a small gate in front of the prisoner's home
which it was difficult to open, and it was for thepse•
pose of opening it she came out of her house withtk
knife in her hand. This person did not deny the
the prisoner had threatened her mother in the man.
ner she had stated. Tine Magistrate said, mg;
had been stated to chew it was necessary that the
prisoner should enter into recognizances to keeptie
peace towards her mother. She must therefoiefil
two securities in the sum of £4O each, or be sat:
prison. Two persons who were present entered its
the recognizances, and the prisoner was discharge'.
Hall, the officer, brought up six persons whack
charged with being reputed thieves. He stated
.he had taken them the night before, in the Olen
and avenues of the Coburg Theatre, which wa
crowded to excess, and afforded an opportunity Ica
persons of the prisoners' description tolaboutsmAiw
vocations, as a vast number of persons had der
pockets picked, and in some cases the pockets set
actually cut off. Amongst the prisoners weretke
sweeps, one of whom, the officer stated, bad thorn
a large ball of soot from the gallery on the head d
.a well-dressed female in the pit, whose appeataret
of course, it completely transformed in a muchme
effectual manner than Harlequin could with hisvral
Hall said he knew the prisoners to be supiciousth
ratters. The prisoners being called on to gi'
account of themselves, and produce persons
to their characters, the friends of two of
forward and undertook for their future conduct:
other four were sent to the House of Correct'
Brixton. Mr. CHAMBERS, the sitting Magil
the course of the examination, observed,
highly improper for the Proprietors of '.
admit sweeps among the audience.
Tursday night, betweeneleven and twel,
as Mr. EDWARD WHATTLE, accompanied b
and sister, were returning home in a eh:
Croydon fair, they were attacked on the road
Brixton by two footpads, one of whom
horse's head, whilst his associate jumped int
and robbed Mr. WHATTLE of fourteen shilliags

•MARRIED.
Saturday, Edward James, Esq. of James Hall,
the Island of Jamaica, to Charlotte White, relet of
Thos. White, Esq. of Chapel-place, Duke-street, IVesuniens,

DIED.
Sunday, at Chelsea, in the 16th year of his age, Han to
shaw, fourth son of W. Earnshaw, Esq. Solicitor aids*
ty's Customs.
Saturday, at Woburn Park, Bedfordshire, aged A**
Salmon, upwards of thirty years resident surveyor to &king
present Duke of Bedford.
Oct. 3, at Edinburgh, Alm Jane Roberts" fekt of
William fimellle, Esq. printer, Secretary to the
Scottish Antiquaries.
Oct. 5, while rising from her bed, Mrs. Finch, of
dingham, relict of James Finch, Esq. late of tint place.

COURSE OF
Anuterdant l2 17 C.F.
Ditto at sight 12 14
Rotterdam... l2 18 2U.
Antwerp, ez-mo 12 10
Hamburgh... 3B 1 2IU.
Altona 3B IV.
Paris,3day'ssight 25 75 U.
Ditto . 06 5 21.1.
Madrid, effective .16
Cadiz effect....... 36
Barcelona 3Se
Mhos, effective 351

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