The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-08-17 00:00:00

bat bees at the hone* respecting sweeping thochit.
ney, sod it being inconvenient to Brown, to do it $2
Friday, it was finally fixed that Ire should mod hr
men far that purpose on Thursday morning. Arem.
logly en 'bit morning Stanley Hodge*, a lad abets
14, in the employ. of 'Brown atteided, aid shih
sweepiog the cijimney found in the copper flue, vriiti
communicates with that of the kitchen, a snail cat,
vase bag, iiihicb.he delivered immediately to the ft.
male arra' p on Its being opened, it was food
coataln" 48- foiereiges, and was recognised by llr
Laurie as the bag stolen ant of the toasting-hum*
She titan pt: tba,cabbory.
:rbis Ficsurance was kept quiet, aed seite,
day miming #arrison coati upon the watch as tiri
as 5 &Pock, tar cure the other two chimney•serepet
if they shell* attend as had been directed. Thr!cii
anted; and were immediately taken lots entes•ly, •
was also Claotles,Rohiosoo, who was faunal orattlist
on the other side of the way, for their coining out, std
the whole three were brought up before Mr.
matititowm "4t this office.

Moen! Sigeitifis, the elder of tke two chimei.
aweepere,ietatesl that Rubinsios met him and the ill
.that was with him in the Strand, no blonder list, ate
told him to agnall st Mr. Laurie's team*, the-kill.*
chimney, and to iay if they were asked that therm
from Mr. Brown, of -Waterline. He then deice*
to these' the iitintion of the copper floe, and told then
they would .find a small bag there with seme WWI
in it,.and if they got the job and t relight the Fer,
him, he agreed to give them two sovereigns fo: tkk
trouble: This same story be had told at the we
he was apprehended, and in the presence of :he pi
miner, wlio then made no reply to the charge:
The bag with its contents was thee pridared,
morn to by Mr. Laurie, who also remarked wiag
gard, to the money. that he hal previeasly deposed
it was all in new sovereiges of the present reign, ea
the contents of the bag were fouad to be of that is
seription.
Notsiithstandlse the stringth of this evidun
Robinson declared himself wholly innocent of ben
fence. He denied till knowledge of the two chime,
sweepers, sad had bad any such commniestu
with them, nor did he even know that Mr. Bran
Was the chimney-eireeper usually employed.
Mr. Alderman Haowre 'peered grsigingly slate
by On awful situation of the prison-r, and is arm
impes.sive manner advised him to employ the intent
previous to his trial is preparing himself for the war.
The circumstances of his case were such as to resdni
extremely likely that a Jury of the country n-4134141
Ilion him guilty, and that his life would be (oriel*
and even should it thronzb any on( et:canna,
Ibe spared, he would still feel the benefit, and bits
the future a better member of society, through Mi
a preparation.
The prisoner was accordingly committed to Nm

gate for trial, and Stales bound over to give tit
dente against him.
ST' Y SITUP* office was vs
pied the greater part of the day is the examinatisti
evidence against Mee. Butler, who was brought ni
third time,
She cause attended with w sonar**. and Mr. Atte
appeared as her counsel. The reastamstios was m
elected by Mr. Harwer's clerk.
• . -
The additional evidence of .Mrs.
ing-housekeeper), was then taken I s derail Mat
she left Mrs. Butler in the dining-ohm, at lodge
o'clock, on Saturday night, when all the company hif
retired to their apartments. la about an boar after
she met Mrs. Butler, nearly at the top of the boot.
looking so extremely agitated that she asked her—
" What's the matter." Mrs. Butler, still pawing gel
agitated, replied—" I am tired from running upstairs
so very fest." Some other eviileoce was given, Deal
much importance.
Mr. ALLEY examined the differeat witnesses, bow
thing could he ext•acted from them to shake this
former testimony.
The prisoner declined producing my evidence.
The Magistrates were of opinion that a sulfides
case was made out to authorize a commitment, asi
Mrs. Butler was ordfwed to Tothill-field's Prises'
take her trial at the next Middlesex Sessions: sri
the parties were hound over to prosecute.
Mr. Attav then said for the prisoner, that trel
reasonable indulgence had been shown her on tas:
part of the Magistrates.
Isaac Muses, an old Jew salesman, was brought 51.
charged by three so:diers of the 2d Battalion of Cod
stream Guards, with calling them indecent emits. till
using insultin4 lar.guage in the open street, with "frt.
epee to the I:.te disgra‘-rf.:l recurrence. Moses cot;1
not well deny the charge, but be endeavoured to oral.
pate himself by retorting on the soldiers, and grog
them of having pulled his beard, and raised his tempo
so far that be could not command his words.
The soldiers brought witnesses to prove they La
done so, and fully taade out the charge against the Jc°
ec.
They wished the Magistrate wouid endeavour to prod
them, as they could scarcely hold up their held, (n
they expees.ed it) from the gross and unmanly he
page that was every day applied to them in the strew
even on duty they were not allowed to escape this fa-
gusting trea.aient. Their Commanding Others
given a general' order to his men, in all such cays.
'take the ,:ifender before the civil power, and.oot to at.,
tempt to -tribe rho parties, or take the law into ILor
own bands. They had conformed strictly to their
dens in the present instance.
The Magistrate commended the men highly for dr?
orderly ;in.! sol,;ierAilte conduct. He was deteraus4
to pro:cct thi.u., and all those who held their honoeritie•
situating, f7o,n the attack of such ruffians as the boirl
one befor.!
Nlusrs was ordered to and bail, and the soidtrn
thanked the 3lapistrates and retired.
A great many convictions took place on the PTO`6l;
Lion of the Citgrchwaidots, against shop and sua
keepers in Coveitt-garden Market, for displaying ;kit
goud> for eai, on the SAbhath.day.

MARRIED.
On Friday, at St. John's, Illasitoey. Captain 'Mosul 1r
viske. of the Honourable East India Company's Solo.
to \Las final, eldest daaghter of the late Weer*
Saa,th. Esq.
0., Tnursday, the lith Insteat, at Thorpe, the Retold
Charles; Lloyd. D.D. Regius Profeseor of
nen of Christa'aurch. Oloord, to Mary Darriet, tr."
daughter of Col. John Stapleton, of Tnorpe

DIED.
03 the 13th instant, Elizabeth, wife of 11. Scrireatt
EN of Clapham, in her

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Paper, No. in 7, Strand. by R. WARDELL, 1.
whom all connannicatlons, Orders, ie. an requeo"
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