The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-07-21 00:00:00

POLICE.

Bow.yracrr.—Yesterday J. Todd, driver of the
cart No. 120,740, was charged wish the following
offence :—Mrs. Reid, of Hampstead, said, she was
driving a small poney chaise, with her two childree,
on the road near Jack Straw's Castle, when she saw
the Defendant driving his cart near her at fall tret..
Fearing some danger she drew op to the ski. of
the toad, but the Defendant, regardless of her
cries, and the cawing), of several peeress walking on
the road, kept his pace, &eerie' and singing, sod
never attempted to Ode his berms. The conseqemsce
was that the cart went against the chaise, °smarmed
is, and the witness was taken to a neighbouring house
quite insensible. By the evidence of others, the Des
fondant was quite drank, and was riding on one we
the horses when the accident happened. He waif
fined 20.. and costs.

J. Brett" was charged with breaking it. tini
stables of Sir T. Bell, in Steven's Mese, Iteithbourro-
place, and stealing I articles of apparel end
linen. Sir T.'. coachman amid, the family left toed
on Friday evening, and did not worn till Monday,
o hen he di.covesed that die males bad been brokeof
open, and a new coat, a suit of livery, end severer
articles of linen were stolen. A crow.bar, a hat,
and a pair of stocking, were left in the stable, and{
on enquiry, sere ascertained to belong to the Pd.
inner, who was a sort of jobber in the Sees Mews.
He was folly committed for trial.
IV. Riley, a lad, was charged with assaulting I.
Leak. on the highway, mod stealing ill. from bte
person. The detection of this Prisoner was sings.
lady brought about. Ott Sunday nierniog, about
seven o'clock, as the Prosefutor was walking over
liamptteed•heath, he ••.• thekeri deep by the Pri-
soner and t,4 others, grid robbed mi,
the above sem. The r,. .rs Jk e 'it the ..jr.4
and ',sterile), morning the Priyoillif4dat seen tastes.%
op Bedford-street, and concealing se tithing ukase
his coat. An Officer, sospecileg be had bees pick-
ing pockets, took him into custody, sad as be won
bringing him to the Mice, Lesko met them sad
pointed out the Prisoner as one of the men who

robbed him in the manner described.—Tho Primmer
confessed the fact, end nil committed.

limoa-caloax.--Yesterday 11. OW, imam.
mitte.lll.r stosliog a cost from a boos* wow erecting,
the property of one of t 4• workmen at the buddies.
Qucts•+tuAtc.—Mrs. Holmes, landledy of tbas
flail Moon public-honse in Totbill•street, was cow.
sicced in the mitigated penalty of 40s. for clandea..
'inch ying a letter to a Prisoner is the Pesi•
tentiary at bliilhank.
Lassarrn STIILLT —The neighboorhood of din
office was 'brown into consternodoo yesterday alto'.
noon, by an assemblage to tite4emet of 3,000 ',tr.
sons, which filled the street. It was occasioned by

the constables, who haviag received private inform.
don, apprehended lone resurrection men in the Com.
overdid-road, cirqing some sacks, which proved le

contaie deal bodies of men and women, closely
pecked up together. The grave digger, his gen, sett
three women, who were implicated la ibis horrid
traniaction, were brought up Priseeers, lied toga•
ther, end the constables had the greatest he
saving them from the enraged nsultitede.—The
soners were remanded.

Yesterday, at noon, some villain fired a leaded
market into ode of the first leer windows of the
boos, of Mrs. Lloyd, a respectable widow residing
frr Kirby.sireet, llattonegarden, not far from the
Police.otice. Twelve panes of glass were broken.
Fortunately the family bud jest retired from the
room. An immediate enquiry was made, but the
villain escaped undiscovered.
The town of Sleaford presented ea Monday and
Tuesday seek. a scene of bustle as4crfifetion hardly
to be conceived, occasioned by a report that a woman
who had been buried • fortnight was beard grossing.
Numbers flocked to the cherchayard, and so firmly
were many of the■ persuaded of the troth of the
report, that they accost), applied to the Vicar foe
permission to disinter the body, sod some remained
shoot the grave until midnight. The woman's hes-
band, wiser than his neighbours, whoa applied to for
leave to open the grave, refused, saying, it bad eon
him so smirch to place her in the ground, that he was
determined not to be at soy trireme to lake her owe
again, and, therefore, desired his effiaoss friends to
let his wife re4t in pence and quietness.
Marie Jean Snouck, aged 40, residieg at Irmo,
the mother previously of five children, has been
delivered of throe more children, two males sail ens
female: the first child, a male, was bore at half-past
s►ven, A.M. the 29th ult.; the second, a female, ors
the 30th, it half-past two A M.; and the third, a
male, the same day, at three A.M. The mother and
the three infants are akin* well.