The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-11-05 00:00:00

This lest charge was made byllieeers.bletdie, • •
stiptesi,•df iffetemilisermiket. It appeared diet
wen mien** of mark on the 16th alt. • feaseepewil
warehouse as mani..having left their clothes iau taw;
of building. In the morning they were s
Irmo
' to fled the crane lowered to the ground, toid as K.
Bugging the interior, no lest than sinteeorfftkrewo
working jackets woes fraud missinE;..-Feessebaa
tier in which the robbery was effected. it less 66. i►
nerni opinion that the thief, had•coactaied Mang,
the premises before the workmen went .sway. 47A
failing in forcing the warehouse door; hid &wek
to the streetby means of the trade. HO .Mw %haw
heeded °tithe 23* after having robbed die 1.6..
bone of Mr. Drew of three suits of .elethei, ey
which he had pat on over his own. and they two
ideatified on his back.

A person from whose house the prisoner had essil
at clock, asked him to whom he had dispbaed Its
The prisoner very laconically replied, " snort avow
1 mown recollect mow. or 11 tall you; but um 1.
sold it."
A person of dashing exterior was charged begin
the Magistrate with uttering a number or No
cheques, drawn on an eminent house in the city,p7,
able at Smith, Payne and Smith's. The first elm,
was made by Mr. Hstebett, of the New White
Cellar, Piccadilly.; aad it appeared the primarsim
been residing a few days at Hatchett's Hotel wish*
lady, and had run up a bill for board, lodging reists,
&c., and that he paid a cheque for the same, ott pft.
seating which for payment, it was discovered Moth
prisoner had no Arian there, nod that the hems%
which he had draws the cheqne was not indebted%
the prisoner. The brother of the prisoner appes
during his examination, and expressed great indigas.
tion at his conduct, in bringing disgrace nponahistly
respectable family. The prisoner kept a monk
lived in a style beyond his income, and had low
a number of cheques in payment. He was remolded
A lady, dressed in very gay style, was chargrdirill
sending threatening letters to the Honoarable Sawnl
Alartin Gardener. for the purpose of retorting' tlo6ty
from hien. The letters were produced during them
and nation, and the contents were et 'the most inform
description. She was remanded.

W BATH CR.—lcot*ithstinding Sunday .last was tint
and usild, a very heavy fog came on in the evening, sat
continued for about two hours. The like warred is
the morning and evening of the two sncceeding days,
bat since that time the weather, with the exceptioa oft
roughish wind last night, has been liner in rt.
spect than is usual at %Isis season. The quantitTerhata
fallen this week has been9o, and during the whole of hat
month 2,60. This is less than the average of an Otte.
ber ; fur, though stated this day fortnight, that oats(
137 months, (from the beginning of the year 1782 till
June 1793,) the Dec Mr. White of Selborne, olotroil
only one month without rain, and that an Waft is
the year 178.5, and thoutgh the weather in October is Rh
nerally accounted steady and agreeable, (perhaps is
comparison with the boisterous weather that usually at.
tends the equinox, and the cold and gloom of NO,IIIM
ber,) yet October, we find. on the authority ofMr.Whio,
'is nut remarkably dry. The average quantity of Ms
that HI in that month during the shove-we Monet pe.
rind was according to his register, 3,50. In whoa
compare that quantity with what fell An the serieral odor
months; of the aforesaid years, we base %Wit Om tom;
hie to analyse his summary, and found the follestrisg
results :
January, 4.o9—Felsreary, 2,37—marea, 4,011
A pri1,....2,12—May,.......2,71—June,...1.08
2.441
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