The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-04-28 00:00:00

POLICE.

CHARLES nENNErr.
Bow.gram.—At the lien. Chaste: Retinal woe
had PoSOPSsiusi ea.,' In the senu•s.t.
of 6001. io dollars, which -the Oldrosborgh Moe.
al rates owed help 1.41 Nlb, aod have teases.
witted them to the care of air. Hirai', the Magi.

restetdmy Charles Loris SeAweete► was brooght
1 to the office, and charged bete,* Mr. Bums, *4
suspicion of having committed frauds to a consider-
Ws astral in the city of Paris. That charge, how-
ever, could act be gone into; but Mr. Capper, of
the Aliar.Office, attended to prefer one against him
under the Alien Act, for having come to England
from Franco wit►out entering his name and fall de:
scriptioo, ala. whence be came, and where he was
going, withis t►e time directed bythe Act of Parliament
after he landed at Doter; which *wing satisfactorily
proved, be wu committed to liridenell fur God
month.

QUELN-SQUAItr....-Yesterday al/ttl Calint, a girl at
the won, was folly committed, on saspition of
picking tba pocket of J. Goody of four balf.crairis ;
sod hdiza Cooper, another Cyprioa, was rvalanded,
for so•tciiog from tie breast of • Corporal in the
Guards a %Voodoo Nodal.

Lainevu-svatrt.—lrsterday a yawn men of tee
spechble appealance and connesieas, at White.
ehaple, named J. Seroggins, was charged by Ellett
Wells with robbing her of a 11. Bank of England
sole. She staled, that her Instead, a navigator. tied
been employed at the Soatk•ark.bridge, end ball
saved from his earnings a few ;meads. Thelon Mese
day evening she took eat M. to purchase some op.
pant; she Vild est 11. and was returning home
through Cableostreet, Wellelese.eqsara where she
pulled out • pane and a be. paper of halfpence.
She look oat the nets and held it hi her nit•icl,
when the Pri s pet his hand ever her deal.
der, snatched the note, and no away. She per.
sued him, crying " Stop thief;" and be threw
the note le soma girls, who made their escape.
Ile was stopped by the watchman. This was sheet
Itulf.pest ten o'clock at night. Sir DAN. WILLIAMS
was about to commit the Pri s when he said be
was diloking with Foster, the jailer at the °See, at
half past tru, end most positively declared his inner.
cence. On which Forster was called in, and proved
having been with him at the White florae till half.
Ina ten, sad after. The constable said, who the
hisoner nes brought to the watch-hoese, he went
to she Prosecutriz's residence, and enquired of her
husband what money he bad given his sire. 11e be-
-6 laird, and then said be gav• her a few shillings • bet
basing conversed is rib her at the watch-how ;Ctn.
wards, he said he had miter; her two 11. notes. The
Magistrate then enteistrd the husband and *ire se.
pentely ; the husband said, his wile had got the
notes for a little 'Rear chick at 'alines times they
bad need, but • here she received the Notes be mod
not tell ; bet the wife, on her nomination, raid, she
got the notes from her husband. The Magistrate
repressed hill indignation at the vile attempt they had
made to itateach the Prisoner's character, advised
him to indict them for perjury, and dischatged bins.
UNIOS-lIALL.-If'. Slone was charged by I. All.
nett, of Claphain.enninion, with haring robbed his
garden, and broken into I i, tool hoes*, from which
he bed taken various garden tools, together with e.
gun.-11. Gilbert, • labourer in the employ of the
Prosecutor, at a quarter past four o'clock on Mon.
day morning went to work in the garden. rebore he
discovered the Pris.ner in the act of carrying off the
plunder. On pursuing the thief, he dropped the
things, and crept thumb a hedge, hot was ultimate.
ly apprehended in an adj-ining 5.11.—Tb. Primmer
wu
sent, in less nun twelve hours after the Arms
was committed, for trial at the Quarter Sassiest.

A inelaecholy •evident occurred at Greenerld last
night. TWO loan men railed at the house, *free
night, for the purpose of seeing the female. servants,
and while in the kitchen nue of them lifted a fnerl.
ing.piore, and after °sils various gostieetatinus,,
pr.sented it at the breast of Goo of tho females,
drew the trigger, •nd shot her dead no the spot.—
The two wen are in custody; bet it sorely is tory
improper to allow ire.artas to lie in imposed Oleos,
when loaded, after In many pronfa of its melancholy
eonsospences.—(Glesgewi Chronicle )
A few nights ago, the hnato of Mr. Sands, No.
Rnckiugbam•row, lieot•ruad, was broken into, and
robbed of a great quantity of plate, linen, damask
table-cloths, some jewellery sad wearing apparel, to
the value of about 1001.

BIRTH.
On the ?6th of April, al Norwood, Mrs. Jaws Inglis, of
a sea.