The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-09-07 00:00:00

Two Men and it *omen were
of hieing la their pesset-sion,
number of couatarfeit shillings
Bow-STRlET:—.•YellieTthr tbs
Davis and Thomas Longa, -underwent
before 0..11 MiashnH, Esq. the
charged with felonioudy laving
pigments in their possession: "-
but, three of the horse patrol .
took thent into custody rater&
lane, Battle-bridge. One of
taining a dark lantborn, a great
keys, ha. They were committed,
MARLBOROCCH•STREET.AI
here yesterday by a person win
housekeeper of St. George's pat
a streef-keeper in the joint pari:
the streets as clear as possible I
were appointed as street-keeper,
lie streets, and they were sworn
lice Offices on producing mitt(
ratter, signed by several tradesusei
did
_not ancceed, as was lately -
Flick's Ball, when two of these
prehended two juvenile Wm
having extorted 5!, of their tnol
that alley would procure such
them acquitted. •
The slagistrate objected to swear in the appliset.
first, because there was no Act of Parliament whieb
empowered them to do so, except on certain oicasioni,
to assist police officers; and, secondly, from • the J.
graceful manner in which sue: persons had .brlttred,
by representing themselves as attaelied.re the Police,
and tdereby throwing a stigma on the Police Officers.
The persins to ilpply to were •the Gentlemen of the
Paring. Board, who were empowered to swear in Spe-
cial Constables. Any man was at liberty to secure a
felon, and therefore the tradesmen who were desirous
of having a man sworn, would ant:l.er their pnrpOse
by employing him without it ; the application was
refused.
IIATTON-GARDEN.-lesterday.Mr. Parr
of a culfee.shop in Leather-lane, was cony!
informations of keeping his shop open, m
tea and coffee after twelve o'clock. io the peal
and 71. for the second offence, whiell,not her

pay, he was sentenced to six weeks imprisons
the tirst, and two months for the second offer
111 Alti.l.!-:•110NE Oencc.—Thos. (Ira nger, ►
siding in the Edgeware-road, was convicted
a quantity of bread 43 ounces deficient of
ordered by Act of Parliament, in the pew
an ounce, amounting to 241. and costs.

MARKETS.

CORIC.EXCHANCE. SEPT. 7.—On r market
thildy supplied with Wheat since Monday,
thrr again unsettled, caused higher
asked, and in some instances 2s. per 14aarti
made than on Monday, and the demand..for
tinues tolerably brisk. Barley is ;Is. per Qtt:6
the supply being very small. The Oat trade
at Montlay's prices. In Beaus and Peas
*alteration.
• SMITHFIELD MARKET.—There WWI a Ter
this morning of all descriptions of Cattle,
fieulty obtained last Monday's prices.
HAS MARKET.—No alteration in the price
Straw.aad Clover as per last.
•

On Wednesday, a well-dressed young ren
himself at the wholesale warehouse of Mt
and Co. lace-manufacturers, in Wood.sti
side, and stated that be had come np f
where he kept a wholesale milinery warel
purpose of procuring a large assortment
take to that place ; he inquired if Mc
would supply him with them on moderal
ready money? an affirmative answer belt
said he would call the next day, and hrin
articles.he meant to purchase ; he then
shop, but returned directly, and asked i
favour him with change for a 201. Bank
note. Messrs. IVedon having some suspl
note was forged, said they had not sulfi,
in the house, but would immediately stud
and get cash for it; to this the' stranger
quiesced, and the note was accordingly
Bank, where it proved to he a good one,
was given for it. This circumstance cot
moved the suspicion they had perviously
and on the person calling the next day,
great quantity of valuable lace, and order
sent to his lodgings in Nicholls-square,
street, with a bill and receipt, which b
settle. The lace was packed up and sent
the shopmcn, who, on arriving at Nicholl,
ushered into a well-furnished room, on tl
where he saw the same person Who-had
goods, and who immediately took them ft
ion he would spew them to ibis .wife who
next room. The shopman,waited u eon&
in expectation of the -ii'oppearanee of the rims
pay for th.• goods, and at last tapped at the
receiving no answer, he went down stairs,
of the persons of the, house, who inform
the person had gone out, leaving the etre&
and that he bad only taken the lodgings ti
DARING Itonneny.—About eight o'ch
nesday evening, a gentleman named Mt
ceeding along the Mile-cud-road, to his
the Mile-end-terrace, was attacked by" foul
one of whom struck him a most violent
chest, which knocked him down. They wt
lug to ride his pockets ; Mr. Maunder, it
ing to prevent this, put his hands a(rots
one of the wretches immediately Severed
ger from his right hand with a lit,ge clasp
hearing some persons approach, therms'
Maunder has been confined to his bed ever
we regret to state that his life is considered
nent danger.

MARRIED.
On Teesday last. at. St. hillailet, Westminster.
Terry, Esq_jun. of Redford-row, to Susanna,
ter of PliMpgooper. Esq. of Waterloo-place.

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DIED. •
Suddenly. on Thursday last, is a steam-boat. -
to Heleashurgh, Mr. James Marshall, woollen-pc
chant, Glasgow. While seated on dealt, he became •
indisposed and was carried below, where he '
swore than at few minutes when he -atplred.

Landoii: :Edited, Prtatbd, .14 iNiblished at
"I'Es STATEswitte'atid 66 Tag Cariorromi
Paper) No. 494, Strand., appellee abgaisa
by R- WARDELL, 4141.,k4,410. y wbe,
maaleadons, Orders, ke. ars reqasslod to be

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ftifisstaganfripaiii
e remanded, on a charge
1, and baying imten.4l, 4
at Bartholimiewifair.
two men. mnmedantry
derwent eamminatieu
the sitting Magistrate,
ring bousehettaking
Brett, Buttingand 'Fat.
belonging 44 abie ei
illy morning, in Maiden.
them had a bag, eon.
rent number of skeleton.
cd under the Vagrant Act
An Application was made
ho stated himself to be s
parish, to be sworn in as
Lashes: In order to keep
e of depredators, persons
,erg in the different pal)•
ors in at the district Po.
tten testimonials of
lesmen. Bnt the measure
y proved before a Jury at
!se spevi-,14 who had di).
ieres, were (varlet/4 -of
mothers, under pretence
h evidence as slkould get

rere desirous
teir purpOse
lication was
or, the keeper
rioted on Iwo
and serring .
oenalty of 5/.
being able to
risontuent for
tfenee. •l•
r, a baker, re'
ted of selling
f the weight
.natty of ins. •
has been TOM -;
and the wea-
• prices to be
net. more Was
or fine obi COM
!tarter dearer,
ade was brad
as there is uo
•ry full market
and with dif,
price of flay. t.
man presented
lessrs.
Itreet, ('heap.
from Bristol,
ohouse, for the
at of laces to
Wedon
ate terms for 1.
ing given, lie
og, a list of the
a quitted the
if they eonlot
of England it
pinion that the ,
icient chatv
of to the Bank
er readily kc-
sentandchance
to, tl:a
ompletely re-
entertained ;
he selected a •,,
ered it to be
Aldersgate-
e would then
•
prat by one of
ls-square, was
the first floor,
I ordered the
From him, say-
'ho was in4he
iderable time,
the person to
he room door:
s and inquired
.mrd him that
eet-door opens
that morning. -
lock on Wed-
launder, pro-
residence on
four rafsnsr
blow on the
were proceed•
in endeavour-
s them, when
t the fore fin-
lasp knife; on
Lade off. Mr.
rer since, $
ered in leak
Jester, 'Charier
i, eldest dough,
oat, on his irsi
ollen-yamenv
mama suddenly
ke had not bees
Eteggelo°C
at the Me ot
Tiox"(Sieint
eases wow
wolgtir