The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-11-05 00:00:00

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BOWATIMET.
,On Saltierlay morning, when smith, belonglittlo
the Public Office, Bow.atreet, went to en old ypu
shop in,Chandos-street, to receive the amount 0 a,
euttyktintl J illephoprk,eoper, far haying old lead
in his ihop, concealed, be observed a man selling
some old lead, which was then in the scale weigh-
ing, Smith asked how he became possessed of it ?
and he not giving a satiyfactory account, Smith
took him into, custody, and couveyed him to Bow.
street Office, When, after an aniestigation, it
turned out that the Prisoner was a journeyman
bricklayer, and had been at work at Mr. ,Drum-
mood's house, the banker, at Charing-cross, and
the Prisoner's master identified the lead to have beau
stolen from there.
The Prisoner was committed for further examine.
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• Saturday, gdward Sadler was brought before,'
the Magistrate, charged by.the Officers ....with big
one of the gang wlko attempted tha.reaCue of -Wm.al
trilcmali, on Sunday, the 23d-of September lilt, In
Smithfield and Newget‘steeit. appc.sred that
.}luring the trial of Trilealaslinji. litAialevening (end
' who was was elits`vieiedOf the r-Obliery), it was inta-,
mated to Sir ,}it.M...CM4tathat seretitalf Truemsn'a,
friends were in the gallery Om immediately ordered
the doors to be locked, aoll the Officers to examine
the petsonS in. the gallery, when the Prisoner wu,
,recognized as being one-of the most daring and tbi
apparent ringleader of rise slab ; his person was
positively sworn .to by kiwi of the Officers, as be.
ing the most active in the several differ-cot attempts'
-to rescue Truman, 'and is violently assaulting the
Officer, and cutting the traces of the coach. lie
was fully committed-for trial. "

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Saturday morniagtioschineist was passing down
Bishopsgate.street,-..one-of the axletrees sudden,ly
'gate, wiy, by which the coachman was thlowa of
his 4ux, and the footman had his arm very .nruck
bruised. The coachman escaped with. some
`bruises. There were a Lady and Gentleman kei.
aktle, but they escaped without any material injury.
sThe Lady fainted away with the fright...,
As the soo of Mr. Woolfitt, farmer, of Haim.
'ston, near'Lincolue Wail ringing the sernion.bell tet'
Wellingere 'Church, .he suddenly desisted,, saying,
cc The bell is so heavy am quite fatigued." Fió•
never spoke more, but died a few minutes after ilt
the ;harsh-yard, •
Duriog • the last, week, the Coroner of Stamford
held three inqttestA upon the bodies of chiklren,..whei
had been burned to death. Thu eldest of the -oaf.
ferers was not more than four years old.
The following communication has been received
from a lateAtnerican Paper :--gf On Thursdayotila.
sth Julys. IStA,. Dr,'James Niblock,
.a native -of
Ireland, but for,lix or. ,seveo years lest past an 'io4
habitant
..of •Brunswick county, Virginia, was shot'
and instantly expired'. The next 'day an inquest
was held over the body ; the Jury foand that 'het
'time by 'his death by two bullets and .*.,buck-sleet
being fired into the left aide.or bresstr (rota APPIE
or. pistol, by some person to them aliknowat. IMIC
ofthe balls split his nipple. I.:'rotii-tlnt posinsOitt
which Se was found it- appearedbe instaetly,loll,
dead the moment lie; received the,sbot. lie hatiols.'
tamped great celebrity apil practiee,As a physic's/1-r:
has a- father oow.Jition• In italauilt but no feta.
Lion in Branswick.jhat is known orf. 4. few, days.
eters a Mrs BN nmlu Edmunds was:, taken up•
upon suspicion of ;having committed Ilso murder
•st mt his examination before three Justices of the
Pence for the county,
..there was nu evidence the&
would authorize a commitment, and he was dia../
charged."

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The Standard of the United Kingdom of Great
Britain,and, Ireland washoisted, for .the. first time,
in Witle4-on the 23ih nit. esc.Jubilee day, at the
Royel.Dock.yard at Ali!foetid: The .day %As spent
w_hbliat, temeituous rejoicing. 'A few persons dined
nt•tise Nelson Hotel ; but. nothing (it' seems) like
hilarity prevailed, even thera. This was truly hear
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In the reip.of EowannitiFlßSTl the priced
a fain.writteo bible was-371.7- e hire of a labourer
was three hO(fpence,a.day3, the purchase of a copy
would,-of toorse, have taken such a person the!
earnings of 4,800 days, or 13 years and 65 days—
and, excluding the, Suud.sys) ;something mare than
15 years and 3. months of constant labeler would
have been required to compass the price.
' SHOCKING ACClDENT.—Thursday. evening, be,
tweet, the hours of seven and eight o'clock, as a
Gentleman was crossing from Cbarlotte.street,
Hlackfritu-s.road, the fore.horse of a coal waggon
knocked him down; when, shocking to relate, the
wheel passed over his head, and crushed out ,bie
brains. He was conveyed' to: an apothecary's JIM
by, when it appeared,- by letters found in' hiw
pockets, that he lived in BishOpsgiste.street, and
was a respectable woollen.draper•antlinereer. The
body was con' oyed, to Christ Church Workhouse:
Seseral trees in gytfe and SI, Janfes's.parks were
blown dorm on Friday the. high Wind, as wero
two, sentry .1)041, Whiali:Ortenetely were \at..the
histaitt nisoectinied hy ant of the
During the gale oft ftrailay, a boat waaoeertarn.
ed between the„Lower 'Watergate and Blackwall,
when two women and a man were drowned; and off
Perfleet •two men and, a witeilaca were drowned
from the same cause.
The hiarse.ehesisut haS been recently substituted
for soap, its Paris. A publiclournal gives the fol.
• Lowing ,dir.Fellcon kir enplane; it :-19en. it is
ripe, aed deep), fronts the tree, take off the brown
MO, and pound he fruit in a large mortar; apply
thus obtained to the.eolits.:en the Wee!
a~fd Mach it. All the-spots will disappear, end
mOrtireadily than by soap.
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' 'Anteing rslmple remedyagainst the deprer
*Orin. of like in coin stacks has lately been recent.
Mended for its undoubted efficacy : Spriokle from
.6or to six bushels of dry %Jae sand:upon the roof
,or the stack before the thatch is put oth The sand
is ne detriment to the corn, and ',tacks thus dressed
`haw remained without injury: So very effective is
'.the remedy, thitt ovate of dead young mice have been
,foend Where.the ,sand has been used, but note live
.teauto could be sift.

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