The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-11-22 00:00:00

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BaRiaLiT•SQUARILTIII9t are no less that
persons in Custody of this eh:" and its ru
tai
the plan of robbery have rarely beenexam
ceed7 "4
With the exception of one men, the libels pasba. In custody. The house was left in the chicle -.1"
female, who had a suitor, a man Of the name
a principal in the robbery. de was hetet* lusse:::
the Police; to carry his plans into exeensiso
vied the servant in care of the ',mute, and istre,67
the other prisoners at various times, five a vritsi7
youths, and the others females. Plank, Jefetilson,"'
Wales hare traced part of the stolen pryer', •
7.1
shops of pawnbrokers and others, and siiity Z
prisoners are identified. The propertr, lon fies;
in value to sever.' hundred pound!.
The prisoners were reminded fur sktisr
amination.

MART-LVIIONI Oivice.---tousinsvtdi Aoki
JOININISTMEN Suomi aaaas.--;Yetterday
crttwded to excess by • number of sloselitheni
appeared to be much interested in the peer% 4
case before the Sitting Magistrates, Messrs. Ramo.
SON and Olurrirras. A man named /ease gago
was charged by Mr. Skinner, a respectabh musk
shoemaker of Oxford-street, with encouraging vow •
bey of persons to stand round his house, and aisevAii
attempting to excite a number of journeys,. kJ h
employ to quit that employment.
Mr. Skinner and several other witnesses re*
these facts, and added, that the wages pint mt.
Skinner tier thaneb beyond the usual rate, aid finie
he now paid were the reguiated prices.
The witnesses underwent a cross-ssamlnatita
Mr. Harmer, bat nothing material as deathly,
The prisoner, by his advice, declined sqieg
thing, and the Magistrates were about to commit lin
for two months to the Noose of Correction, under tie
39th Uro. 111. for preventing combinatioss slung
journeymen, when
Mr. HARMER observed, that as the art 'Hinkel
at
an appeal, he conceived his client was entitled WM
until the Sessions.
Mr. RAWIANsoN said, if the prisoner wished loop.
peal, the Magistrates would admit him to bail mil
I the Sessions.

The prisoner was accordingly •rdsred to god tits
sureties ; and the other was cleared of his party, stio
seemed pleased at the result.

WORSIIIP-STRlZT.—Yesterday the Skein" Lp
trate, Roam Banal., Esq. was occupied the wheieW
the morning in the examination of eight fellows, MM
of whom were notorious thieves, and forming part of
a most formidable gang of pickpockets, who, N die
most barefaced manner, committed nemberkes yob.
beries, attended with great violence, at the ed•
tiagration in Chnrch•street, Spital6elds, the reed.
ing night.

'fheprisonert ;are their names William Athletes,
John Chapman, John Oliver (whn a short time slice
made his escape from the Borough Compter, where be
had been committed no a charge of felony), Thiess
Ridley, Nathaniel D. Haswell, Daniel Letter, Sassed
Showell, and Jehe Castles.

Mrs. Elis. Wade, an aged lady, who resides a shot
distance from (whore the fire took Ogee; *HAIN de
prisoners ChsOnan and Oliver to kaknig tokesstof
six villains, who attacked ber near her own Nokia&
robbed her of a pocket-book, containing 401. Thy
were accompanied by a little boy, who. whilst bh tea
federates pinioned her arms, crept ender her petticoats,
and with a sharp instrument eat her pocket from be
hips, containing her property.

The Magistrate ordered the two prisoners to be n.
led till Tuesday next.
Atkinson, Nathaniel D. Haswell, DeM

William
Lettet., John Castles, Samuel Showell, and T. Rik
weetreharged by the officers with various outs,"
acre it the fire.
Atkinson was committed under the Police Act, b
the House of Correction for three months; Ham%
Letter, and 'Showell were permitted to find good tail;
and Castles was discharged.

An inquebt was taken yesterday at the !mussel*
Joseph Early, the Oxford• Arms, Hampstead road, be
fore Thomas Stirling, Esq. Coroner,. on the bedy
Mrs. Sarah Moore, wife of James Moore, one efthe
lock-iceepers, stationed at the Regent's-canal, at Caie
den Town. The Jury took a view of the body,wllll6
presented a shocking spectacle—the cheeks, lips, mg
mouth, having been gnawed by the mice, with which
the room where the corpse lay was overrun. Tie Mfg
on their return, proceeded to hear the evidence, freer
which it appeared, that about six o'clock on Saturday
evening, the husband of the deceased went to lie
down, telling her to call him at nine o'clerk, 'corder
that he might be in readiness-to open the locks forts
eats that usually came up the canal it that hew,*
the mean time to prepare the supper, which emisiead
of boiled pork, for which purpose sbetook a pitcher*
dip some water from the canal. A considerable tioe
elapsing, and she not returning, the shildrea Wele
alarmed, and went to inquire for her at &Sabi
Arms, and ether places, but 'finding no Wiwi A",
they returned, and acquainted their father, tsho fee.
Beastly got out of bed, and suspecting she hi!! !"1:
into the canal whilst dipping the water. be "°'
ra
drags, which Were in the house, and procernig move*
at draggeld she canal ; and afters shortie*"
pulled the body of his unfortunate wife to the 1;444
the canal, from ont of the lock fronting the dew gibe
lock-house, vitt. And.--Thn Jury returned a Vol*.
of--Accidontally &mood.

MARRIED.
Yesterday, it St. James's church, Mr. W. eft' of
the Ordilenee Depitrtlticht,• to Eliza, daughter of tM 111.
Mr. J. Williams, of Oxford.
Os Tuesday, at Mulksham, Henry, youngest sou of el!.
I#!ne.l Seymour ' of the late Jour

don. ColoneriernoUr, aad. grandson
toyaronr. toe ittOtte, youngest ilsaghter of the tats
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