The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-09-18 00:00:00

t. r he was well acquainted
were about to commit some robbery
hood. He accordingly watched
and kt length saw Crowder and
pick the lock of Mr. Webb's
ter the house, and shut the door
their companion (Beane) to
to give the alarm if necessary.
perceived by the prisoner Beavao,
the house was in consequence
contrived to make their escape
clear off. On this evidence, r
taken into custody in the street
trial. Since that period all the
upon the alert to catch Crowder,
found at any of his old haunts,
Saturday night that he was by
When placed at the bar yesterday,
attended on his behalf, suggested,
in Beauties case had been gi..
be right that it should be read,
Brown, the iittiag Magistrate,
Reynolds was in attendance; IL
that he should deliver his 'eildende
the prisoner.
Reynolds wu then called,
the previous examination of ,
cause for suspecting the party
ledge of Crowder, yet, when t
Brown if the prisoner at the
persons he bed seen in Bunbill.
did not think he was. He was
he bad seen ; be was something
not swear to him. This answer L
body with amazement. The officers
another as if astonished; the
who attended upon the °mai(
and detained another well known
nion of Crowder, upon the suspicion
identified as the person with
could scarcely repress his feelii
nolds to be asked, if the person
been well-known to him for mans
ever, was objected to by Crowder'
Magistrate himself thought it,
least unnecessary, as the witness
would not swear that the prisoner
persons he had seen. Reynolds
the prisoner was "'be of the men.
mer answer. The .A'Alerman •
charge against the prisoner,
him.

Crowder bowed and left the
his solicitor, amid the general
His companion, whom the city
was of course set at liberty.
Bow-silt al:T.—Richard Bowers,
of the prig*, duffer in ordinary
crackmax occasionally, and
" houses" in the purlieus of
day committed to Newgate on
a highway robbery in BlackL
market, at four o'clock on Sunda,
wortby has'been very industrious
ferent lines, bat be manages bit -
the Police halm not been able '

LAMBSTH-STREET..—P. Keeton,
wu put to the bar before Sir
Matthew Wyatt, Esq. charged
the Overseers of Newington
accomplice in robbing and attempting
It appeared in evidence. that
the evening, a fortnight ago, the'.
hog conversing with two friends
Church; there were, two suspicions
standing all the time in conversation
side of the street, who, as soon
prosecutor alone, one of them
where be stood. struck him
stomach, which knocked him
him of his watch, and ran off.
able to stand up he pursued the
stop thief; but he had not gone
again ',knocked down by the
seemittgly in attendance to t
quired, and while on the grout
the gang came forward. commenced
attack upon him with bludgeons,
dreadful manner. Being disturi,
coming up, they ran off in different
prisoner wu fully committed to

A few days ago an Irishman
in-Furness, in an affray occasioeed
of the English reapers to Irishmen
the same occupation.
Tuesday an inquest was held
pett, the poor woman who was .
Kent, when a verdict of Wilful
against John Hayward, who was
to Maidstone Gaol, to take his
sizes for the county

MARRIED,
e'On Thursday, 13th inst., by the
church of St. Alltmund, Derby.
First or Grenadier Regiment of Guards.
rig. eldest daughter of John Barrow.
Admiralty.
On Saturday, 15th instant. at Edgebaston
liar Jesser Starch, eldest son of William
Montague-street, Russell-square,
ter of Timothy Smith, Esq., of 1
mingham.
Oa Saturday, 15th instant. at
square, Lieutenant-Col. Fearon,
Miss Palmer.

DIED.
On Thursday, 13th inst., at his residence
M. Atkinson, Esq. aged 38.
On Friday 14th Inst., at her residence'
Mrs. Ann Closley, aged 92 years.
On Saturday evening, 11th instant, r
013th year of his age, H. Robins,
Covent-garden.
At Kennington, on Saturday lath
aged 33 years.
On Wednesday, 12th inst., at his
aged 73, Mr. W. Hill, formerly of
disb-sparer
A few days ago in the parish of h,
aged 101. This venerable matron
to the last. The oldest•people
of late dosed their eyes on life's
nearly of the same age. Thus .1/
moat, and Stewart, the tinker,
gathered to their fathers at the natant
and five years.

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Paper) We. 191, littand,, moat*
by R. WARDELL, Jas., L1e.11..
maiisitleas, Orden, IL are requited

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w311411.111"6111th, he hapeeeid ti..... 1
Dbbtry in that oeiibll. ,
bed them for sous thig
nd one of the otter en.--"
door, in Fore-street, el"
loor after them ; leoei- .
keep watch is the auk: •
r. lie (Reynolds.) ;1.
ran, rang Mr. Webb's be%
I raised, but the thisrat
tpe backwards, sad in .
Beavan, who had boa , '
:reet was. commit* goi i
'he city officers hare
der, but he was not LI
a, and it was not
y accident apprehUdet • , •
sterday, a solicitor, coy
seed, that as the mill*,
iven upon oatb, it rig&
cad i and Mr. Alchemy
tilde, thotight that et
it ',mild be more prep,
deride in the presences(
and although he bad et
Beano stated that 6 1
y was his persoaal knew. .l
asked by Mr. Aldermar 1
bar was one of the tkree • .
1-row, he replied, ash ke
vas stouter thuike au .
Ig like him, but lis itoolk
ver seeme 1 to strike evert I
officers looked opuses t
city Marshal (Wentner), t
ion, and who bad stopped
sown character, a comps.. i
spicion that he might be
Crowder and Rearms, 1
clings, and wished Sep 1
ion of Crowder Lad so i
;any years. This, heir, - 1
wder's Solicitor, and tie
it, if not improper, at'
leis now stated that le i
over was one of the three i
olds was spin asked t i
en. and repeated bas ki. ' i
a then said there was no . • I
and be could ask detain i
' 1
.1
to office, accompanied 1 1
al bus of the audits
ty Marshal had ds
1
Barer., street nor dal. e
iary, fence extraordisa4
milliners to all lit 4
l Old Drary,,was yeti* • h
In a charge of siteV
Blackmoopetreet,
Sunday morniag. This
ries, htety to mattli 1..
hit affairs se clovetifat'. 1
rto slob:claim et i. - . . 1 1
eden, alias .1 • , Iv
Sir Daniel . v 1
Id by Mr. Wilmss tjf m
!latish, with Wag*
ai
tempting to4antiwilL 2
hat about six e'clesitia B
the prosecutor was stair B
friends near Newisgl oth
'spicietu looking fain
'variation on the oppsdk
ea as they remarked dm
a deliberately
blowelycrss id 44aie1:
i a violent ri
down, and then rebind kJ
off. As soon as he was Vfil
the robber with a mil to
A
t
!onoethefrarpebresofenrewthee
eel er
afford assistance if to- , el
,and five or six more of . th
,mmencrd a most brutal V
lotnusr,bedandbybesaotmehimponehilis ' t:'
lifferent directions.. All .
to take his trial. .-'• •
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an was killed at Dail.' il
domed by the oppesithilk dr.
Ibrnen being engaged Y. 1)
to
se
I on the body of him tar to,
murdered at Sellingeria ar
'ul Murder was retarool obi
is immediately committed to
I trial at the ensuing As irC
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Edgebaston church, In tI, co
f William Starch, Ese_ .... la Al
. to Caroline. third WIMP in
Icknelid-house, oar Bit we
re
St. Georges, Has ever ni "
of the ilist BONA u'
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;esideneelu Pordsodilles! :in:,
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As 'uremia Nottiathawit" .
of Margaret-street, Geer
(Kenmore. Mrs. Alma' g
tron retained her fa raddo .
ts
who se
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eof Perthshire, hare ag : pot
; sleeping same, ---ek ' but
James Stewart. aeys- •
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in Aberfeldy, waruidgeib t
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