The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-12-23 00:00:00

*ATES!ttAIN,

who overlooked the Convicts in the hulk in which the
transports acre confined, being both dead, no person
could swear positively to him, and the prisoner wascon-
sequently discharged.
MARLBOROUGU-STRClT.—tiatnrday, a WOMIVI of tire
town, named Marie Rex, was hronght to the (Ace from
St. Hiles's teats h-hoose. Robert Pearlman, a country-
man, stated, that about twelve o'clock the night before,
he was passing along Holborn, and stopped a few mi-
nutes, when he was addressed by the prisoner, and be-
I fore he bad an idea of her object, she contrived to ex-
tract front his pockets 9s. 64. in silver, all the money he
had; he gave her into custody, and had her taken to the
watchhoose. The constable searched her, but could
only find the sixpence ; suspecting she bad concealed
the reminder in her month, be endeavonred to open it
for inspection; this she strongly resisted; at length be
so 14r succeeded as to see part of the stoles property,
but before he could extract it, the contrived to swallow

the whole!
She was folly committed for trial.
While binding over the complainant to give evidence.
who was quite unexperienced its anch legerdemain tricks.
he very simply asked his Worship, .! if there was any
way of getting his money oat of her:"—The Magistrate
said be feared Not at present.
WORSHIP.II .—Nosegay or TINS MINT.—Sew.
Marlow, inspected to be the receiver of gold and silver
stolen from the Mint, was re-exemiood before S. Twy-
dardt'llett., the presiding Magistrate.
Slwargold, a police constable of Union Hall, appre-
busied the prisoner, and he was committed to Horse-
monger Lane, where be remised at the time Pearce,
whose case we stated on a former day, was takes lino
enstody.
It happened that a ass, amid Henry liodgoon,was crom-',
ed from the Thames Pollee Olga oe suspicion of hoe-'
stoles some lead, and he ottorbeird an extraordinary
sostersatlos between the prisosor sad smother man, also a
prisoner, which liodpon disclosed Its Mr. Balleadest. the
Magistrate, who seat both Oedema and his slimmest to
this eel e. in that statement Hodgson says-- On Satur-
day last,tbe 14th last., I wulo H orsensmger-hie Gaol. I was
Is the Ilth Ciao. Simnel Marlow was a primmer is the same
Cam I beard his talking to .mother sus. who has the
oosintasd of the Ward (also a primmer.) Marlow said he
was afraid the yossg was who was In 'steady for robbing
the Mist would • come IL' The wardossan sold. • Warm
is so danger now. Sem, you entire' tweed tip. Marlow
said, • i don't know whether I shall or not. became Uwe
is to-day, tomorrow, and until Tuesday. for them to go
sad speak to him.' Marlow said. four or five had lad
him to Wag the property oat before he had hint; sad
that the woman be (.Marlow) lived with bad had him to
bring gold out for her to sell. He said the pm( man
re
who was is custody bad brought him some geld ben at
sad that once he brought him two or three pounds
silver, and that be bad received 701. for the gold ba '
did sot let the young sea know bow much he
trod for the gold, let, be_ased to give his a spot
prods. mad with that he wee eatialied. I be..rd Isl
age ‘ iimi strike we deli, I ought to have had
4NI. by me sow. it I had been carafe!: He
was at a "oldie-him*, &taking mod had no
OP Akin were coming after bill. '
aid slot tbsion. sad 11a had he
uses. before somebody kesclued
to the Ear and asked who was
• ails ills doer, or I'll seed '
~ lifea's bales harry.' ar
his rakes twestrive •
lag to the yeast am
pMee art pet them 1
limits pleas.. The .
spas the door. which
Afid mallgehad efial. Pim
Mom dm seserelgse sad
the Akers bad (ard them
der Wm s Mid ke woo
and get the twenty:Sve
meld get say one
ens am ler
further ..,
Ills whet beck eyed
riming Ma when she
Mao what bad hoes stated
l•licitite (Mr. Powel),). ,
Hall.
Hodges. seetesediere sisterer
Is woe earrobeneed by Whits sod SheargMd,
Eft Aare. she best the prinmen..,fire-plac:,l4
ressehle brick. lee * purr* of 'Missy:so'
Ng
the held rierseetb. It or she stated lir.
sod Stworgeid, isi ire roatjAph i ' ids rr
bad bees *tad iii pißshi lioi.
The priseser; lei WO, drier% add that Ilp whiles;
WOW beii eigplisted lef ',okay, tad lii* Magistrate,
might net • beta** by she Magistrate.' ' ;
Times* obeerve4,64 **et lreoslog iiiii
*a be did is to tie eharearegf the wits's; his teed;
was saliciemly cealkiMinis ether germ* •
=his for re-euroloation. oe4 ha Ma raloldallat
accordingly till the third day it tlY6t. • ' .
LAVIIIITIIZTRICT.--()lSaturdaydlle.Artreirs. lasi.
lord of the Queen's Head, censer ofNottehitrest, White.
chapel-road, 'neared to same iha emeplaint of a De.
sigh Jew, sr* Gedalia Pokes.
The maspialasat, through the seam of .e. inter.
poster, Mated, that he obtains a livelihood by selliog
u r. sod for that pew, west into the Queue, Head
00 Friday i eau persons is. ihe room cut *pia Ms big,
1 end stole three of ide cape and whoa he cmplalaed by
gesture Ore bis distssed sismiles, the landlord instantly
forced him oat of the house.
The defeadast stated that be knew sighing of his
. caps.
Sir DA1(1111. Wts.mates told him that for the assault
he mast find ball.
Mary Harwood was charged with assaulting Edw.
I
It appeared frets the stalemate of the parties and
their wallow. that there are al hoes.. in tirey
Bagle-streot, Spitalfielde, to which there are no titles;
one of them is occupied by the defendant, who has
paid any root fur 16 years. A person Dated Collins
claims the preperty. sod has several times tried the
questios in various ways. but has uniformly been beaten.
At last he seat the complainant, who is a licensed bro.
ker, together with another broker, named Putland. to 1
leißs distress upon the defeadast's goods for 501. • but
they no sooner entered the house than she seise:l the
poker, with which she struck Mr. Hood several times
re!, severely.
The worthy Magistrate (Sir DANIZL WILLIA se) said,
that with the right of property be bad nothing to do;
het as the assault had been proved, the defendant mast
'-d bail.

tisfactory account et the way in which he lost it. He
was a person of sober habits.
Richard Car ter, an .•flicer of the Thames Police, stated
that he went on duty on board a vessel stationer
Norfolk street at eleven at night, and was informed that
some oast bid picked op a coat, hat and handkerchief on
the Waterloo-stair,. One of the officers suspected that
some one was drowned, and desired witness to look out.
lVitness, in company oitb a brother after, went in a
boat towards the bridge, and after proceeding a short
distacee observed something with* near the hater's edge, ••
On psi at to the spot they found the deceased lying with
his face downwards le the mad & the water had ►eft him.
They then placed a rope round his arty, and dreatte,&
him a-shore to Strand lane, win. they deliteted the lade
to the night constable. On turning him on his bath
they discovered a slight wound in the neck, which sp.
peered as if deceased had attempted to cut his throe.
A knife was found on the spot with marks of blood upas
it ; it was a very bleat one.
Thomas Gray, Thames Polies Surveyor, who wag.
Panied last witness, confirmed the abo►e evidence, am!
added, that when the deceased was searched at the wattle,
hawse. there was nothing is his pockets but a small
bottom.
Edward Type, a waiter at the New Exchange Coffee
How, had hoods' the deceased several years. He was
very respectably connected, and bad been in good
comstaaces, hot very extravagant. Saw him yesterday
warning; he then &stormed witness he was going to
Smithfield to receive some money from Lis uncle. De.
ceased had oft** spoken of a female, to whom lee appear-
ed strongly attached, and believes that his
peering her 'wits% blasted, and hie finances gime goat,
was thecae's of his melancholy.
The Commie reed over the 'eidetic', and the Joey it._
mediately trimmed a verdict, that the Deceased drowsed
himself, being at the time in a 'late.( Insanity,

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