The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-07-11 00:00:00

OX 10 CIRCUIT.

Lord Chief Justice Aml. and Mr. Baron tisnnow.
Braitnins—Wednetolay, A tig. 1, at Abingdon.
fisroanantna—Satstrolar, Anßum 4. at Oxford.
Voncrarunsunta—Wednesday, A ug. PI, at Worcester.
Ern- or WoacasTatt—Sanw day.
Gt.orcEsiEttamßE—Saturday, Aug. 11, at Gloucester.
Urn' or llEoc4 Era.Es —Same day.
Monatocirugm Re Saturday, Aug. IS, at Monmouth.
lIERIEIORP*3IIIII:—Tuesday. Aug. 21, at Herefonl.
SHRAPSKIRI--TUPWRV, Aug. 24, at ihrew‘hurv.
ST4 vroununia—Satisrday. Sept. I. at Stattorti.

BOW-STR IRT.—Yeittertlay ?kimono Car/en, R noted
horie-deaier. w.a examined on a charge of ilefrandinr
Mr. John Pinney. of Grafton-street, Bond-street, of
Mt guineas and tau earriafe-horses value 62 guineas,
Which lie did in the following manner :

In consequence of an advertisement appearing in
one of the Daily Papers, respecting two horses to he
Mr. Pinney went to the prisoner, who had hired
stables in Chenies•nlews, Medford-square, and finally
agreed to give i 2 guineas and his own pair of carriage.
horses for those advertized by the prisoner. A short
time after the purchase, the horses were discovered to
by unsound, and .Ir. Pinney immediately despatched
his servant with the horses to the prisoner, for the
purpose of returning them and obtaining the money
will, h had been given for them ; but on the arrival of
the servant in Cliesies-mews, he discovered that the
prisoner had decatnped from there immediately after
the purchase had been made.
31r. Pinney obtained a warrant, which was placed
in the hands of Taunton, one of the principal officers,
and he succeeded in tracing out and apprehending the
prisoner.
lle was cotnniitted for want of sureties, and the par-
ties were hound over to prosecute the prisoner for the
fraud at the next Westminster Sessions. •
SrersT Rosnentes.—At Bow-street, Jobs Beek,
James Biggs, and !high Lambert, were yesterday
brought to the Office, and underwent an examination
befote•Sir Robert Baker. charged with robbing Mr.
Thomas Barber, of Lamb's Conduit-street, jeweller.—
On Monday night, about nine o'clock, as he was pass-
ing along Lamb's Conduit-street, accompanied by his
wife, he received a violent push on his right arm,
which turned him round, from a man whom he believed
to be the prisoner Lambert, and at the same time a
!•viulcut snat-,:lt was made at his watch-chain and seals,
n bids fortunately broke and saved his watch. The
prisoners were committed for trial.

ANOTHER GREAT CAPITAL SOLD RY :
YeStErtilly No. 19,519 was drawn a Prise of 16,000/.
Consols, which was sold by Bisb, at his Offices, 4,
Cornhill, and 9, Charing Cross. Nish also sold some
Minor Capitals yestertlay ; and in the late drawing he
sold No. 11,041, a 21,0001. Prize, and several other
Capitals.—. The Next Drawing will be on Tuesday.
next, and on the Saturday after .the Lottery finishes.
The following Capital and other Prises are still in the
Wheel :

I.—of-423,000 C0n5015..... ...... .......223.009
Y 20,000 Consols
1 'l
6,000 Consols 8... 16,0110
2 . 3,000 Consols 6,000
9 2.400 Consols • 4,000
9 • 2,100 Consols ' • 4,200
2 .. 1,200 Consols .
0. ..... .... WO Consols
0. *6o .Consols . 1.400
lII' 6O Money - 4.. 1,1100
i• 41 • .. 26 Moony ..... .............. 1.026
• XL.... ..... el Mosey • . 1.0110
1.015.
1,100...
All or which must be drawn*Nezt Tuesday, and the
patatilay after. A few warranted. 'indrawn Illeket
Land Shares are still on Sale at Bish's Offices, 4, Corn.
;hilt. and t.Chaiing Cross, and by his Agents In the
trtry.
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