The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-01-10 00:00:00

POLICE.
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HATTON.. 111D1N......CA0T10N TO PII.LICANS..—Th-
tetday Elisa Dam, as latorrorr, mod two witnesses.
brought forward intonation host four publicans
residing in the neighbourhood of Leather-lane. for
permitting cards sad demises to be played in their
houses during the Christman-holidays. Such was the
interest excited among the Boaftkees In the district.
that the office was Iliad to sums.
The informer's witseesocessie podtbeisly to bawls,
••••401/ifig gider• ir Ike deft&
sate; and the ;stormier, therebee, priyalkd *aka
these might be convicted acsording to I.
'I be defendants did net day bawls' permitted a
few games at cards to be played in their hams; but
pleaded I. extenuation of their ofeace, a received 'pi-
nion that cards are allowed to be played in the houses
of licensed victoallers during the bolyday season.—
They also brought forward a amber of respectable
witnesses, who proved, to the satisfaction of the Magis-
trates, that their respective houses were conducted
with the utmost degree of decorum and propriety.
The Magistrates, on a view of all the circumstances
of their cases. ordered each of the defendants to pay
I 7s. 4d. each, which sum, after paying the costs, will
not be fumed to be such a reoroneratioa to the Lateran-
ers as to induce them to continue their present branch
of their honourable calling.
11Aina•aoclurrnigsT.—fros. Nosier, collecting
clerk la the house of Muses. Trammed Co. wino/mar-
chants, was reexamined on a charge of fraud.
On the first easeleation a can was made at against
the prisoner by Mr. Grope, a pablicas, of whom be
bad received a sum of money. and accented in his
book for a lesser sum. Other charm were preferred
'Oast him yesterday, for receiving at four different
times, four SW. sod aseautleg for only 164 each time
in his book. Mr. Seabrook& publican, who had paid
the prisoner the mousy, produced his receipts, written by
the prisoner. and the prosecutor produced his books
with the false entries.

Mr. Norma, publican, is South-street. Grosvenor-
square. proved a like cue, where he bad paid him
101. and be bad booked 01. only. Then was another
case, where the prisoner received mosey. and bad
made no entry.
There were in all twelvecharges, but these were the
oily sus entered into, sad spoil these the prisoner
was fully committed for trial.
Qvsam-suussa.—lbabert Hisdhugh,sliss Shields,
wm-riterda "4100144Zitngbibald White, Esq.
tie Sitti4 "lia die ettathua
Division if toyiil liteltikAptile a private in the
Northumberland Minds. inttibereby defrauding the
King, sad committed for six mouths to the House of
Correction.

Woasuir-straarr.—Ssmael &alma. the Collector
of Tolls at the Taraplke-bar. Rackety-road. was
sammooed before Robert Bevil!. Req. (the presiding
Magistrate.) for exacting greater toll them be was au-
thorised to take.

It was proved by Mr. Charles Cobham that be
passed oh horseback through. this gate oa the Stf
instut, between twelve sod one oieloci in the day.
and that the collector held out his bead and took three
half-pence. Mr. Cobham, on his return. having
foind dist the toll iris a peso, only, mentioned it.
sod the collector would babe retuned the halfpenny.
' ebserving,lhat it *as doe at night; u people gene-
telly passed Mekong paying It at night, tie made thou
pay it la the day.
The Collector's *elicitor contended that I. domed
had been made; bat Mr. Basin was decidedly of
oplahm that holding out the hand custitated a do.
quad, nod auricled the collector •ia the pushy of
dlis. and cuts.
eflOrmai.i..7—Tioestily • 4keoader 4Mwe and
•
Jessiti Cork todirweat .a re-snassioatien before T.
Cslnvs IL II w~ea. &qrs. The prin.'s' were
charged with stealing four sacks of clover on a [Unser

asaaliam ; eslikessarat' a ism 'Moss coopplezi.
Wm anon". *estonlay argue Abbots
William Kalish', s psiks Ohms of Worship-Wee*,
Simi that tho rime's AWNS Stem o! folly the fit,
seriptim .f a man who was Oki at the Kingston As-
aboat two years saw before Mr. lassies Pans,
mass the aaZDO of Bevy: arm that occasion Bury was
capitally marktod of Iluiehtg eannsittod a highway
robbery. aort sonausool is "ohs ilestb. Tin mama
was afterwards emeassi so Mosposeadoa for

The convict, ►owever. escaped out of prima, sal
ambing was ►eard Obis since t►at period. 7 ire siker
said drat be would ►ring forward midair, is • kw
days as to the identity of Abbott.
Rickard Whores*, iaais►eepe* to Mr. Whom. of
Herts. stassii,lhat Abbott seeks most valesbierMswi
deg, the property of his moister, at of time ►aaael, ea
the 110; of November last ; ►efore witaese ►ad time 4
follow him, t►e primmer escaped.
Manion aid Lock. the Mars wboappesiteilded t►e
prisoners. said that Is a few days other sifters of
trimly would be preferred spirit beak se thein.
The primates were amerdiagly remawded..

110.711NOBErwasm t HOLTdMDI OR.DH4Y.
This match, for 40 gaiwanktook place at the WM,
NNW Wyeamh, ots Tuesday, altar it had hewn asoppet is
samba place. It was a renewal of the match which
was undecided en the 14th alt. and for madiness waver
was esemdsd. limsectora harArmands Imo Smits wit
reciprocal advantage sod the seam& wen 111. Fwd.
ham for his lerathar, aid Collist for Holt. •
Resod I. From the mgorwesoirdie men, timerylolowa
missed jin ado*, thin was naafi wrestle& mad
Holt gave the throw.
3. Lunging counter bits comasited thisMlK sad
mid heavily; the dere: flew earkeesly him: ISM Ow
tory organ; the rally lasted 3 siautos, sag its maw
don was great. Both down.
3. Holt was at Kan la. with ths right kind,
hawks, missed his left-landed blow
4. A terrible punishing mend, simidodly la favour a(
Holt, who chewed himself the struagest man of the two.
In rallving both were hit to a stand, and• heessts
complete roarer.. Feedbags was dropped by • NW Mil
blow.-5 to 4 on Holt.•
5,6, 7. Bat little mischief was dom, exempt itt draff.
cling for the fall, during which, tints was alimrad Is
their heads to await frightfully.
8. A hard fought roam', is which Pordham hitup his
right-knackles against his adversary's freehand, which
sent him to dorm I hut it was Fordhant's Mat claws after
the next round. _ _ _

the groggy state OW heed, Passind
another blow upon the head hat be booked Isis air
versary down.
After this, Pontius's Isms haul mooted his rsie•
ing it, and Holt wade all tho. aid did 6U Ills sal►
chief. In the 17th rated are wan lowed, and
meld not come again, sad Holt was tin victor la 12
sisals& _ _ _

seeriod and merry tattle, fir a billies yam, was
fought helms Meredith aid Lee, two ll *ass,
which woks veo by the former la 12 labiate& It was a
ruse fight.

Ifirsaamo.—The veletas &mess bad a Smelt at
Ilse Five* Court on Tuesday. wash was way imerwoer
le attended, upwards of IWO
Among the pugilists of tits fen: bea2tirol=
yea:Am
sad ssbillited astir seism* ow do oestrius "thigh
ltiraV4trmageou'd ftlitil
A Borst exhibition toot meg -
Teamio.sourt. After a varist y .01 IreaustiW
Orassig sad Ad. &lam gen imi essalliest
ilmioftbiight Wages Neste and Gas. and=
timi lid sash credit to Idle taimiliosss of the alleerpdale
Ai sad to the prowess of, Neale. altsi alas to 011otoollsoa
They wag through the whole Ahem made. awl pws•
frayed tin bathe with a aorrostaess which drew forth
litaaden of applause. 4 sad Dais made as mei
hat set-to. as did also the

MILANCHOLT Satewaacc—The wised* w-
easel arrived at Lewes es Holiday of the loss of the
Lark. a trading vessel from Newhavea to Leeks, ea
the Callamby Seed. Capt, Barrows, master, who was
lest with all his crew. She was lade. with pee,
principally for Lewis, except a quantity of cora fee
Alessra. Catt and Cooper. of the Tipmaill I .esd we are
est muscly sorry to hear that 'belay's is &softly part bl-
eared. We have. however. just noes a letter, which states
that some hopes are entertaiwed of saving a small part
of her cargo. It appears that the Caveats was hood
the stet smarming, lashed sei the dole/ ; it Ws pocket
were sine sovereigns. a wasehoted awe lettere. which
were the only means afforded ofdiscoverisg to what Flaw
the vessel belonged. Captain Burrows bee left awife
and five ehildres to lamest their irreparable less. No
maa, probably, was more respected, and mach cemais
sestina is expressed.—(BrigAies Charairb.)
I. the aftersoon of Saturday. a Whitstable heat,
whits on the look oat, fell is with a small past sheet
eight feet bap is which was toe sae, who, as being
takes on board,stated dash* was the mato of e Data
gailiot, laden with timber Gad tar. demised fee a
Preach port. which tad blows out of be team. had
wrecked is the Long Sas& sheet ley .'slash se the
same morstag. when the Captain. *se wanes (his sis-
ter) and the crew, tea is umber. um ell lest I that
his own life was preserved by placing himself. at the
moment thh vessel seek, is the large best oa desk, is
which was aim the peak psi lace pew&
IL edgily washed. He reports that he taw a brig
which was es the saad asters of the gullet re dews
at the same that, and supposes all ea hoard perished t
the brig. he believes. was lades with suds.—(Kestieli
Ossetic.)

ACCIDSMT.--Sesday Welt May about U
o'clock, as William Weaver, a stoker, belossiog to the
brewery of Messrs. Drury, Thomson eat Moalk Perk-
iness, Westminster, was raising same meals op M the
ortbe brewery, for the um of t►o upper make bele,
Ms foot slipped, and be fell down into the street, g
height of betwesa 40 and 30 feet. The safortauste sof•
ferer Lad several of big ribs and his thigh dislocated.
and was dreadfully lacerated shoat the bead and face.
Oa Tanday afternoon, Mr. Wheatly, solicitor. re
siding 0 ?trunk in vim out from his botise. fell
dowileppesite Ms door. aed instantly 'spired,.

MARRIED.

At mar Lessem.. ea the lltk eh. the Manta"
Wades de Fattiestle. to klerie. Id servithd
deeefair bee Neeoereble Jetta Themes Ceps' soi
ter QN~s pd. ilmeateemeey-ties else periensed
emeedtei le the Agee etehellides Chetah.

Ludo: Edited. Pentad. sad Tabilabad at the °Ste of
Tontiloatisrax" sad ItteCteertievelost" (Sandie!
,Pupae.) No. lOC Stioad. apposite at. 011essara Omsk
be a. WARDELL. to, oblatoll•attaamaattatiout
Criers, ite. ars requtasted to be aiddemed.