The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-11-22 00:00:00

l'A ItTN LIB(' IPS D I,SO-I.V ED.

J. Burgess andJ. 1.1) ----- Safford, Lancashire, brewers -7',
Curvilhers and J. Morgan, Stonehouse, tilotieebtershire,
clothiers—C. Staebrn and A. Ileory liirchin-lane, general mer-
chants—lL %%titian and Cn. Norlan:l, Yorkshire, worsted-ma.
nafactarers -.1. and T. V. 11!,11man. St. James's-street, hatters
T. Bondman and .1. Fattier, Presto's. Lancashire, cotton-
mantifaciarers—.l. Daveignat and Co. Sall-works, Northvrich„
Chesnite-11„irelier and W. Wall, (Word. carsers and gil-
ders—J and J. Marley. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, linen drapers
—a. Eadun and Co. ShefGeld, manor:xi-Hirers of silver.

given upon view of the bodies found in the ruins.
No new light was thrown upon this dreadful cals.
. mity, and the Jury returned a verdict of—Acciden-
tal Death.—T hc body was shockingly mutilated.
Con:Ex-House Dventseeron..—An old men, ap.
partertly upwards of sixty , of decent, but net eery ,
gentlemanly appearance, dressed in black,
is in the; In addition to the many magnificent buildings, alts
habit of going into Coffee-houses about four o'clock, ! other improvements, at present carrying on in Dub•
after the tables are laid, and takt.:;:, op a paper to lot, another bridge is about to be erected across the
read, avails himself of any favaaiable opportunity . Liffey, on the site of the present old bridge, opposite
Viceroy, ;
that oilers of pocketing whatevel valuable lie rinds on Church-street, to be cailed after the present
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; the table, and departing. A few days past he entered W tworth-bridge. —hi .
a respectable Coffer-house in St. Martin's-lane, eeesnat although her Airs and ! Lady Hot:Lynx Dm ~f
soon after it was gone, II silver Halt spoon was nes-
h' • are let on long leases, has reduced her different e- !
• sing, which lie was at once suspected by the waiters' nants' rents in Herefordshire, '2O per cent. and tirh
to li eve taken. A day or Iwo after he celled again, ' tenants have received an assurance that if that we
and was watched, when he was seen to lay the paper,' not 'int on next receipt day she will make a further
, which he had pretended to read, over a salt spoon,' reduction of l 0 per cent. more.
• and removed it to his pocket: he was suffered to The Suffolk itra pert give the names of a number of.
leave the room, and then followed into the street, • Clergymen who have made a reduction of to per
and the spoon found in his hand, which he was then cent. on the composition in lieu of tithes for the last
examining. Upon being brought back, and charged year.
with the theft of the other spoon, he confessed it, Yesterday, about two o'clock, the body of and
which ha said he hail pawned, but would return it if elderly man was taken nut of the New River, oppo. I
lie was suffered to go away, which was humanely. as-, site Duncan Terrace, City-road, when being retna,.
sented to, an his leaving his umbrella as a pledge for : nisei), his wife and daeghter soon arrived, and pre.
the spoon, and a promise of never again committing a. Beefed a most distressing scene. He absented him-
, similar offence. Ile huts ;liken care, however, not to self en laturday eveilisrg, from his dwelle•e, since
show himself again. which Calm lie has laia in the water. A hat, new
Yesterday a novel ease of coining and defacing asceitaiiieil in have been his, was faired floating on
money was heard at al a ilborough-street 011 ice.—: Sunday morning near the spot. The family have
; William llagnell, and Thomas and William, .his had to erienineer great distress lately from reverses
' sous, were caa reed with feloniously altering and de- in trade. Tile body was removed to the Church for
facing the current coif* of the realm. The Prisoners the decision of the Coroner's Jury.
were engravers, residing in Seward-street, Goswell- Coitoerar's I SQL/F....N.—Saturday all Inquest was
!street-road.—lnformation having been received that : held at the King's Head, Ilieh-street. Lambeth, be-
; nefarious practices were carried on in the house, the fore Mr..lssisme, the Coroner for Surrey, on the
;two Foy a and Plank want in pursuit of the offer,-. body of Joseph Groves, who was found drowned in
j den, and having inatecuvred so as to gat access to the river Thames, on Thursday morning Inst. It tip-
the neighbouring house, they scaled the walls of that peered in evidence, that the ,lecoas el was a fisher-
of the Prisoners' manufactory, and detected the man, residing in Lambeth; that on IVedriesday night
whole in the very act with which they stood charged. he went nut ire his boat, and about four o'clock the
The Plisoners had at h vast expellee fitted op presses, next morning his hotly was found &died under a
&r. very complete for their business, of several tons barge near Westminster-bridge, by one of the water.
weight. The immediate charge against them was for men who plies there. Verdict—Awl:tenet/IN Dronmed.
altering Spanish dollars, %lack are writ th about four Another Inquest was held at the same house, before
shillings and three-mice, sad making them resemble the same Coroner and Jury, nn the hotly, of Thomas
the English dollar, or token, which passes for live. Scartliii, a labourer employed at the Strand-bridge,
and sixpence. The pieces were produced in great I slim, it appeared, fel! from the phtform into a barge
numbers, and true inscriptions on the Spanish dollars: loaded with bricks, sly ing uederneetli, by which his
were erased and transformed into English, in a mat- I brains were dashed mit, and lie dice! on the spot.
terly manner. There were also found a quantity of . verdict—,Accidental Death.
ontiaistied pieces which were under preparation for i Monday night the shop of Messrs. Westwood acrd
foreig i foreign coins, English tokens, &re The whole up- WiLack aloe, clirmitimeter, watch, and clock-makers,
pa rains for coining was as complete as any Birmieg- Postern row, 'fewer-hill, was broke open, and
ham trader could exhibit.—The Prisoners were re. robbed of nearly 40 gold and silver watches, gold
lin:tided. - . • . chains, seals, &c.

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