The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-03-25 00:00:00

PO LICE.

I 11 0 W •RTREET. —ln the month of October last, Mr. Pans",
ssf Salisbury-street, was robbed of jewellery goods to a end.
derable amount. A forei.ner in his employ, of the name d
Rene Settler, absconded about the time sit the robbery. which
caused him to suspect his being the robber, and he accaidingly
adsertised him and the properly. A few days afterwards Mr.
-Lazarus Isaacs, a Jew, culled on him. and informed him that
he had been called in to value smile diamonds. which answered
• the description of those ndveruised to have been stolen frost
biro; and he took Mr. Parsons tip the house at Israel Levi, in
Paianthstieet, a jeweller mid salesman, where the doom ds
were, Levi having sent fur Isaacs to value them, In troweling,'
of Ins eye-sight being hail. The man was there .p ho wantid
to sell them; and on INanes ohgerving that thei Wit leered the
description of those ads," ti.ed Its Mr. Patois, as Wahl; beret
stolen from his:, the mai; ran out of she house and esc•metl•—,
He hod Alro iof•rel brilliants and other jewels, %shirk tlie twig
sale. Mr. Parini met Rene Scoler alb+ dais
sins-, in Chandoestreet, and took him into etotod3 ; and no
Isis being crammed, 14401 and Levi attended, and identified
him as being the man who had .ql4egJ the property for bttier
'upon which he was cionsnittedsrgewillste Ca trial.
• Mary Hudson was charged ity4Maidenent with 'bet m a
coiner of counterfeit silver. He went with Dictums to her
residence in Downe's-huildings, Siaithope-street, add found her'
ih she act of colouring counterfeit shillings and sisperetes and
rulshiug them wish her fingers. She was using quick silver and
cream. Oa the table in the hock parlour where she was at
work five I:steels of counterfeit shill.rgs were found, and alto
sixpences. Chore were Also on the sable a buck-tull of quick
silver. out a spoonful mid n hiss of unction.
She said a mat employed her to colour them.
She was comMitted.
James 11'16htnim was charged with taking illegal iniorsares
in the State afrbottgli the witnesses positively
,%.70 re to the fart, Mr. Alley attended and raised wauessesswils
most ,alistai•tocily proved an alibi.
The Prisonei was of course discharged.
Cnioline ()Sinnott was charged with robbing* Gentr("1""1,
751. and 21.11. Lank-note ; part of the stalen prnpertt. was traced
t‘. Ls her posse-siun, ha rate. changed It at Mr. Lloyd's, n linen-
draper io 0.4 ford-A reel,' on the ilst or Yid of November hisl,
in the purchase of a shawl for three gutheas, and tome pairsa
stock Wigs.
.1144* was cabin:third for further examination.

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On 'rhetrsdny a men, genteely dressed, in passing
through Rosemary-lane, dropped down and instantly
expired. ale wks previously.observed walking uP
and down both sides of the way very deliberately,
and apparently without any commotion. The body
was removed to the King of Prussia publicohoum,
and from thence conveyed to the bone-house, where
it now lies to be owned.

IllEp.
At his hotise, Twickenharn•lodge. Middlesex., so Victimcd
dal, evening, 6. l'lntekralt..Eqq. nod 47.
On the tid inst. In the Retreat, %nth Lambeth, aged WI. Mr
R. Gregory, eldest ion of the isle Mr. I'. Gregory, of the Stock
Exchange.
On the 44th inst. at Merton, Richard, third son of Richard
Prier, Esq.
On the 18th inst. F. B. M inward, Esq. Fellow Commoner
d
£maaoel Cambridge.
At Seaford, no the 18th inst. Eliza, wife of Major Oliva',
Royal Home Artillery.
At Walmer. on she 18th inst. aged fi, Mrs. 'llla.son, irifeof
Capt. It Matron, It. N.
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