The Statesman.
London, England, 1823-01-31 00:00:00

:JOIDDLESEX ADJOURNED SESSIONS.

11r. WALFORD, on the put of Mr. Eavenshavvi one of
the Directors of the East India Company, yesterday
exhibited articles of the peace against a person named
Roach.
:From the, statement of the Learned Oeatlemen, it
appeared thatlte. Ravenshaw, In his public capacity as
an East 11141 a Director, felt ender the displeasure of
Bosch,. to consequenct hail often threatened to
**be the Illpf the exhibits*, and said he wild serve
Um-emitter/ is Bellingham Insti done Perecval; it more-
Pver appeared from the ellievits produced, that Roach
bad followed the millittilmet with loaded Elstols. •A'
warrant was instantly greeted against the offender.
Thomas Donner, a carman is the merriest of Mr. Ja. I
ph, a alas. manufacturer near Soho Square,, was in.
dieted far wilfully driving his cart against the elisiseof
Mr. Utley, the Land Steward of the Martiosemor Stat.
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airy in mitigation of
puniehinent, tits prisoner was sentenced to two nsobtbe

iinprisodnetit io the House of Correction.
ie»aes Hervey was indicted for a misdemeanours Itl
forcing. hirtsself into the house of Mrs. Elia. Bence. at
• Tiiiekeoham, on the Ist Nov.
Mr. ADO&PiIIiS stated that his client, a lady 71 year.
of ago, occupied a house, the property of the defendants
who is a pgblitan at Twickenham, and that after test
o'clock at night of the day mentioned, when Mrs.
• Bence had Mired to rest, the defendant, with a large
airnilar fray. He thought, at all treats, the pawnbrokers
should be aosopelled to give up his property which was
stolen. ,
The Magistrate said, he never had a similar case be.
t.srohita, he did not hesitate to say, that as do prose.
srt now take place, the prosecutobriukving
itotaAr lified himself by the promise he made
. •-• `. the prlmistpawnbrokers wire entitled to keep the pre-
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' z crty until redeemed, as by the Act thiy were not
.• copril Ala to returs it, unless a conviction took, place
• . j but to dila eau they ought to give it to Mr. M'Callagaa,
if he wiabell W updewi":l4 although the duplicates wets
destroyed,. -
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T. Ai. '4l„ pswOriphyre agreed ; and the girl
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was disibsiaildtat s sortable agaseoition frau the
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TralsvaimpLitkoie fOlif deitock lesteidsy ftersiatg.
, as John -Ward, a watchman of St. Dunstan's perieh,
vas his rowed', he observed. two shabby-look-
ing fellows coming from St. Duestates-court, Fleet-
street. They slipped at the corner of the court, aud
at he thought, were watching hint. They walked off
•14 up the street as be came towards them. He ap-
. pared wake no notice of them, bat went up
th*.covrt, and no trying the door of the kitchen be-
; longing to the public•bouse, he fornd
it open. He returned immediately into Fleet street,
wi•hout giving any alarm, and walked after the two
fmlows who he suspected bid committed the bor-
, glary, but not so fast as to induce them to
think he was dogging them. They turned up Vetter-
lane together, and no sooner were they out of sight
than he beckoned to Davis, a watchman stationed near
the corner, told him his suspicious, and desired him
to go after the &Home up the lane, while be himself
went through Flearile-lis•ceurt, which communicates

with Fetter-Taco, to meet them, in case they rhonld
endeavour to escape that way from Davis. The two
fellows perceiving a fresh watchman evidently after
them, took the very turn through the court where they
were stopped by Ward, and Davis coming up imme-
diately to his assistance, both the fellows were secured,
lnd taken to the watch-house.

On searching them, there was forted on one of them,
who said his name was Croft, an instantaneous fire an:
light, box, and matches, a bunch of seven or eight
empty bladders, for the purpose of conveying away
spirits. &c and coaceslad in the thigh of his breeches,
a very complete crow bar. On the other. who gave his
name Williams, nothing stapiciosi was found but a
• similar bunch of empty bladders. ,
Upon the watchman's returning, had calling np Mr.
Hunter. the landlord of the Hole-in-the-Wall public-
how, the kitchen door was found to have been forced,
the lock nearly e‘ivered to pieces, and I articles
packed up ready fur taking away ; nothing, however,
bad actually been removed front the premise., so that:
it should seem that the fellows were upon the watch to
get of with their booty, when they were prevent-
ed by the vigilasee and good conduct of Ward the
wateboab.,
•'-• 'Whin. brought up before Mr. Aid. Vervains', at
this office, yesterday, they each professed their entire
inaocesce of the charge, affected to have no know-
ledge whatever of each other, and accounted for the
Rol/Wont articles found in their possession, by say-
jag they picked them up near the top of Fleet-Mar-
kit. Tim descriptrion they gave of the manner in
which they obtained their livelihoo I being also very
insatisfactory, they were both committed to Nswgate
• ; • far burglarionely entering the premises of Mr. Hea-
ter, with infest to rub.
laseosyrtuss IN THI PORTSRAOII •? Osne.—Aa
ctil.r case of the Imposition in the charges fur the pot'
teesge of game and other small parcels generaliy. in
alditioo to the many we have lately had occasion to
eltice, came on for hearing before Mr. Alderman ire-
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nahles yesterday.
Marlin, the railer at the King's Arms Inn, 1101-
horn-bridge, appeated on a commons to answer the
complaint of Mew.: Bond and Co., 'Chance-alley,
' • fur an overcharge upon the carriage and porterage
' nesht pheasants.
• Mr. James Boni, a clerk in the house, said that a
• • • -present of six pheasants had been sent by the Barl of
ikidgevkler fume Ms, suit near Hemel :Hempstead,
Montt 23 miles from Loudon. by coach, to the King's
Atai hp, sod when &Hurd 44 Visapalloy, Ivor

Torii, ao the 19th of Wails's last.
AILARAIIIIN stated the .ease to the Jazi fig,
it appeared that.* dm.* mentioned is RION
• plepiiietator sod ostiabar. geatlaman Were Ins
Itroivenor p leer, nolf 'tat ths prisoner drove bj
Intendosolly against itl,
_although the wisriaa. a
- fifteen yet& waile,Ood My. Lillex‘Sit t
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, i • - - r and his rile lii aborren bil
• ''t keep h)s oars side of•tie ;sad ; sotwitbsta
. • Gil he diom 'otiosity against the
.gig, broil
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4.• •-., •i, and Mr. Lilley and Ws companion were t
• •"• - violently as the pavement. The injuries read,
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. Att, piote oar on theloccasion were of so serial
.•• ', that he would sootiness lame for life.
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...„ ...Mr. LUSA who appeared very lame. establish
: ..littmemeut oif his counsel. who also complained
- )lihtener's•cooduct is putting his client to soave
yutpense by'oot appearing sooner to take Isis trial.
* . Mr. PUILLIPS, for the prisoner, advised him to
.guitty, which he did, and aftet the Learned Gent
bad urged avtry argument he mold in mitigati