The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-11-28 00:00:00

The COURT thee said, the fatties must stand commit-
ted, tales* the Meats of Mr. Sergeant Vaughan, would
take their undertaking to appear cud give it si I.
Mr. Sergeant Vattosaw said, he should not press
for their commitnseat, bat be should expect due notice
of bail.
Mr. Brookes said he would ggit►e res➢onsible sureties.
and he promised M give immediate notice of bail; which
promise being accepted, he left the Court with Isaacson
end Clarke, who had also undertaken to appeu and give
sureties.

THE STATESMAN.

S.

The prisoner said he wiiihed the woman would be
asked Whether she did net sign the paper.
The it' a .tirrate still hesitated, and recommended hilt
to.take c.a... ; however, withont 'hewing Mrs. Bingl,y
the paper, asked her whether she did sign nay other fur
'the prisoner but that one.
The old lady solemnly declared not; site wished to see
the said receipt, in order that she might exacniae it. to
know whether it was bee signature.
The worthy Magistrate. however, did not permit her
to see it ; and again remerketi to the prisoner, that be
had better pnrsue a different course 1 he would harems.
time for retire:ties, aid remanded him for another exa-
mination.
Woaantr-smear.—Yesterday, the Aloe was crowded
with common Informers. seeming very anxious for Jaiscr
Dexareil, one of their fraternity, who was brought on &war-
rant before Rosser Rsvtxx, Rm.
Ott the 2d of October last, James Skitter, the driver of a
ffaingsland coach, was convicted In the mitigated penalty of
OM for carrying one more pesseeger then he had a right to
de. The 'malty was not thee paid, and this informer west
privately to Skitter sad his wife, end persuaded them, that
If they would give him 61 they should be freed from She
met of the penalty, sad shoeld bear no more shoot it. The
peoalty to the King could net be remitted, sad proceedings ,
were adopted by this MSc. to recover the whole, so that
Skitter paid 161. Mewed of 101. end t warrant was granted
for the imposition, ender 3 Ueo. IV. e. 40, sec. 3, which
deems " all persons imposing, or eedeavooring to Impose. •
upon a private individual. by eay false mid fraudulent re-
pressetetioe, either verbally or in 'milks, with a Mew to
obtain money, or some ether advantage or beeeft," to be
rapes and vagabonds. sod liable to be ...milled to the
Neese of Correction to hard labour foe three soothe..
Mr. Bien& said, that he had not leaped his warned whir
eat.* eoesideration of this Act of Parnalitest. tad be *A.
decidedly of °pinkie that this was asp 01111140 wIIMp Q.
words and meaning of the statism. Ile trs. 1,4 week.
bees a salutary effect 111 vetting a stopi to elttered
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pay beet tee Ste petiolate tide pommel on • '
towel, • Ilkimeellekeisrved, be did net expees Wag eisdi
lesiatbeeeletis Belled to keep** iliesawy ; •
4ii. the litegietrats.thetitabm4 powar 01 .
AN, math* he paid over eh! 111,0, t. 8 ' ' '
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that you had concealed any of your money, I would biter
sot }oar brains." They had not been tot ether many mi.
pates below stairs, before she heard the street door shot,
andimmediately she got np in the reelect aslitatiee, psi
knowing fora certainty that the nations had left the hook
and alarmed her too and daughter, sad her seivants, rho
were all sleeping hi separate parts of the house, and heard
sothieg of what had taken piles. On going down stairs
they found the bar door open, and the till, the lock of whirh
had been forced, lying on the groom!, the contents meow-
ing to six or seven posteds hating bees carried off. Tbecii
was also a watch Iv the till, whhh for 001110 roams they hid
left behind Item. The back parlour window wee (Veit, sad
the robbers mast have got over en adjoining wall, boor,
tiwy could get to that pert of the house.
the Kagi.trate asked Mrs. Burgess if eh, believed
that either of the prisoners were the men who had rote
bed her.

Mrs. Burgett said she was so exceedingly alarmed In
hairier s pistol held over hrr head, and expectiuz that
she was instantly to be restrdered, that she could set cal'
to her recollection the features of either of the int%
bet she really believed that oesr of these, whims she
primed eft, was the maw aim bid threatened to Sou
out her 'noise.
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sosits before the robbeti? Twe.)
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