The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-07-28 00:00:00

'The circumstances Of the case, as deposed I,
the witnesses, were as follows :
Early in January 'last, Mr. Rumble (waist's/I'4,
prisoner with Roods to the amount of 251. 165.6.1. at
six month's credit, and on the tith of .4arch follooikg
called on the prisoner at his shop in Cheapside to et
his acceptance for the amount. Prisoner said lee kid
a little bill by him, which was rather more them He
amount, but rather less than the time; it was she
acceptance of Mr. Pore" the poulterer, residisiA
No. 22, Ilishopsgate-stmt, who was a reryrespeetekh

Man, and had resided there upwards of 20 yeah.
Upon this representation Mr. Rumble took the bill,
and gave the prisoner the differenee, viz., 91. 13,.
The bill was subsequently flishonotsreel, and weed /eel
to be the arceptanre not of Mr. Pesetas, the poelktn,
whose christian name is George, but of a sun of hi,
named 'fboutas Dorcas, formerly well known at s
sheriff's officer, and who had not for mater rev,
resided wi.h his father.
On the behalf of the prisoner it was urged tin
Mr. Rumble had taken the bill in his went Trot,
that it was his duty to have ineinireel before he tc,,i
the Bill; and that it was notorious that Mr. p
, Christian name was George, and not Thomas, mei
written up so openly. in his shop. It was also
that the prisoner, if time were eldewed, mold 44,
evidence to prove that Thomas Poreas, whose solo:
once to the bin was annoyer! to he eennineorm,t4
per of ponitry, and in the constant habit of giving lest
address at his father's 1 and that the prisoner's Ord.
ther-in-law howl fotrnishe.l him with poultry, un arefee
of which the hill had been drawn.
Under these circumstances it was settled that th
matter ebonld stand over for a further hearing, ail
prisoner was permitted to go at large on his one en
tragemeut, to attend on a clay to be mutually agreed
upon in the course 'of the next wee-lc.
UNION .MALl..—WellllCPtiay night, J. Morris, 0, El.
wards, and -- Inwood, Esquires, after fpendieg lie
evening at a rettfee-hotese in Pall-Mall, proposed an rs
elusion to Vauxhall, awl tier night being eery fine*
agreed to walk. It was between it and one o'ehc
when they arrived at Vauxll.ll.l.ridge, and she. this
had got to about the middle, five men, three of when
seemed to be hackney-1.1)11.11mm, noshed from see
place of concealment, and commenced a most desperate
attack on them. 'fleet km 'rumen deksded themselves eiti
trench resolution and snecess fur seine thise,but at leigi
one of them was knocked down, and his gold wahi
pulle:l from his fob by a ruffian. who isemerliatrlyeseek
uir, lent in leis burry.drupped leis hat his auppaikes
despairing of equal sueress took to their heels, and, al-
though the Gentlemen pursued them c!aseiy, they es.
card in the confusion at the ganlen gate.
They then waited on Roleert Gull, the prieteipalelket
on elate at the hardens, to whim, they predated then&
leer's hat. and art(
Ilan ie ttttt ediately
and wave thrm or
I nue! disorderly person
with a chosen few, he
in the neighhonrhood,
tent a hat. In onew.e.—
charactert. named ai
with the coachmen,
bruised about ti,
neg. In the whot
thieves and prostit
lions avenees of '
and lodged in the
Messrs. Morris,
Imlay, but were
'The
belonging to I
officers deseriberd
whose only object '
more robberies
the gardens, by
of depredators.
Near twenty
men, who has

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6s. 61 at
following
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than the
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20 rear
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weep.
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luting tie
nod an el.
y fine they
ne oe

detailed the circtunstaisies of the rshiwy.
sly collected to7ether all his saisants
orders to apprehend every kusirailid
person they cord,' find that ;Zt
few, he 'enured the various •
n rhood, in hope of finding sums MB 16
one of them he apprehended a milks=
led louses Sierras, who was alwarsaluf
linen, and whom he suspected, is*
the filer as if he had been rectally
hole fifteen men and thirteen wens%
ostittstes, who nightly lurk about thee
of Vanxhall-gardens, were app
the different watch-hunses.
ris, Edwards, and Inwood, at
re unable to identify any of the
o the gang hr whom they were,
ocribed them as a set of desperate
eject there was plunder: and *MA
were committed about the wows
y hacknereonclinteskt ken any dim
summonses Were taken out agaisetsne
left their vehicles unattended, ha'
we of 'licking pockets.
rs were committed to Hersemetrtill
iods of imprisonment.
Answer to the Address of the Pestit
suds, presented to his Majesty as feel
y the Commissioners Eitraordlaary
was as follows :
lu fur she expressions of attachment 11111
,vermuent, which you hare beam aids
to ma on behalf of the loaistapellw
rely upon my soaking their Inispegsollt
lumina rare; I feel that Ili, tea mirk
sffective adherence to the Coistitatisest
r the reclusive protection of my lasso%
I th.rachro he tar endeavour sole _