The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-09-13 00:00:00

PO LICE.

.....60,6,—.
Urnost Ha LL.—Yeattiday a respectable looking
young man was brought before the Sitting Magis-
trate, charged on suspicion of being concerned in a
burglary in the house of Mr. Taylor, grocer, at
Kingston-upon-Thames, on
,(fie morning of the Bth
of August last. Fimm the evidence of Ar. Taylor
it appeared that his shopman, on coming downstairs
on the morning above-mentioned, discovered that
same person had been on the premises during the
night ; he immediately infii,rined Mr! Taylor of the
circumstance, who, on coining down, discovered
that the shop had seen entered, and about 60
pounds weight of• cowslip tea, worth 120. per.
pound, taken away ; several closets in the dwelling,.
house, and an iron chest had also been forced, and
several articles of plate, and about 41. in halfpence
taken away. Mr. Taylor immediately' c'aine t'o'
town, to lodge an information at Union Halt.; *lad
being advised to take Collingbourn, the officer,
bark with him, he went to a livery-stable in 1101.
born to hire a chaise for that purpose ; whilst
there, he accidentally mentioned the robbery, when
the ostler, who heard him, said he knew the car-
riage which took the goods to town. lie said, a
Gentleman came to the stables the day before the
robbery, and said he wanted a strong horse and a
roomy gig, to take his wife and three children, who
;were going to school, a few miles out of town, and
that he should be back that night. He accordingly
took the gig away, about five o'clock in the after.
noon, but did not return till six o'clock next morn-
ing; and when he camilback, the horse appearea Rs
if he had been in harness all night, the Wow of
-the seat of the chaise was forced out, as it by some
heavy weight hating been pressed into it, and one of
the springs was broken. Mr. Taylor immediately
went to examine the gig, w hen in the bottom he
found three grains. of tea, which, on tasting and ex.
ateieing, he was convinced were of the sane qua.
lily as
that which he had lust, and from the ostlers
description of the person who hired the gig, the
Witness's Suspicions immediately rested ' on the Pd.
r TIMM.; whia fetnierly lived shopmast with .hive,, but
was now in officer in the Customs. Collingbonrn
and Goff harelieen upon. : the watch for the Psi.
sinner ever since, bitt.cowid, scree meet with him til)
Tuesday evening last. 'The osth,rj, on seeing the
Prisoner, immediately recognised him 'as Mist Wei
person who hired the gig the night tkoro the rerts.i
bery, and returned it on the following Mornings in,
the condition above described. The Printer w4ull
remanded fur another eitamisiatieii,.
Jetvc;,-liboom, Guir,.DsitA467:Rochae' I amp.
bellv ati antiquated dame, Masfesierdaybroteghtr'fb)
.this office, charged with'stefflingi rout silk •shaarts‘,
Tali* enwgninee each; In the trtiop of 'Mr. Rem:.
Oingtoilv on Liidgate.hill. •
It appeared that the Prisoner went into the shop.,
n . the preeedittg polling, and requested to see
came silk handkerchiefs, when", watching an op.
. neartutitiotyu,nittiheer
hceorncttioirld.' to secret
oith)see'rvsedha,whlsowi:
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e'er, by two women wlaisnwanoLitt.‘the limp, anal
who gave informatioo to Mr4Lemnsipatißy., She nap
immediately peceyedx.an4 the frolierty, found in her
posseision. 'She stands cuainlit(ed (or trial.
7 nowwerpwr.-p-Tuelday William ' Baker was
broughebefoe the/Sin:4olr iltistrite, on suspicion
df stealing Shea inweJassil sit store pigs from a
dealer in Kentish Town. Seia,apprellentleal the
Prima/ter lA, a.votirt- in ill CM Bailey,, where he
itemastable.' Ile foupd p 19? on 'the 'Prisoner,
which he said' belonged t 8 MR tither's 'lodging.
Smith tbdl fife key,' anti' olifeited die door of is beck
room on the first 11 *or, and foetid .the Arnona, en
fire : however, by %cranes aallStattee, the, fit'f) was
got ender. In the cellar be. fipund.,a .sow, which
he caused to he brinight in a cart to die Ottgelo 'be
owned.

Mr: Thomas Harm deposed that this was 'one
of the sows that had been stolen from his peeinises.
The Prisoner was ordered t• be brought up Again
to-morrow.

Yesterday the remains of the Lao Mr. Pystts
were removed from his house, Great Geortterstreet,
Westminster, for interuseakia the flmily vault, in
Su rrty.

HTliti, •
On Friday last, the Lady of Archibald Little, E.sq: Grove-
kills Camberwell, of a son.
At Hampton Court, the Lady of N. E.,Gairrielf, Esq.•of a
son.
On Friday last, in Burlington Gardens, Mrs. Blake, of a son.
At Waliner, the Lady of Major Horton, of the•b4th
went, tif a daughter.
On Tuesdas last, Mr•. Harper, of Cornhill, of a daughter.

MARRIED.
On the 9th login**, in Cavendish-row, Dublin, Chas. IVII)te
Itoche, of the city of Limerick, Esq. to Letitia, eldest daughter
ofJeohn Wit,te, of Loushbrirkland, county of Down,
Yesterdays lit Lambeth, Mr. liruhin Dear, to Miss Swan,
niece to the late Mr. Swan, of Fleet-street. silversmith.
On Mondity lost, at Deptford, Captain Andrew Hatton, of
the Elizabeth Indianian, to Elizabeth Mar), only daughter of
Mr. John Corm.tek. of New Cross, Story.

DI El).
At his house of Drutusbeugh, ou the 2.81114a1L Francis, Earl
of Moray.
On Tuesday last, at the Sonth Patade, Bath, Samuel Scott,
Esq. aged 84.
On the 2sl Inst. at Eydon Lodge, Northamptonshire, John
Walker, Esq. of Hackneys aged'U.
Ou Tuesday evening, at her house in Greek-street, Saito-
square, Mrs. Altsahrisy, in the Vid year of her age, widow of
the late Was. Aloubray,Esq.
Suddenly, on Friday, Last, Mrs. Sarah Parker; of Old
Broad-street, aged fith
On Monday sennight, at Birkinhead Pro otar I.ivert.ool,
Mrs. Lake, *ife of Wm. Charles Lake, Essj:l, " s
Oa Sunday_ last, Miss Bridget Robinson, of Gray's Inn-
place, aged
On Tuesday last, at his house at flrompt )n NIII Hipp, a
naOre dienotury an 4 matly.:Yosaa Brown Ikend Bpker
her Majesty.
Its. JUTy, at Jitattica Ifo ita JAlin Love Ritheick,.Eac:
Lieutenant of kis Mtilestv'S sliiipi*olstalaisms„ .

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